CISCO 837 VPN Configuration

Configuration

my home pc (WIN XP + 4.6.03.0021 VPN Client dynamic IP) ===> internet ===> Corporate (CISCO 837--> LAN + static IP address)

Hello

I'm trying to set up a vpn between my pc at home and the CISCO837 company to access the local network.

I can connect to the CISCO but, I can't access any host on the local network.

Can someone help me with the basic configuration...

Homepage:

Dynamic IP (xxxx.xxxx.xxxx.xxxx)

Company:

Address IP WAN (yyy1.yyy2.yyy3.yyy4)

LAN IP range: (192.168.254.10--> 192.168.254.50)

Thank you

Hello..

1 - when you connect to the Cisco... What is the IP address that you receive from your Cisco VPN adapter. Devices on the local company network need to know how to get back to this IP address.

Can you please send the configuration of your router 837...

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