Problem WRVS440N QuickVPN

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• Connection problem SSL QuickVPN for RV042 only through ISP specific

  Hello

  I noticed a frequent problem using QuickVPN to connect via a RV042.  With an access provider specific (Rogers cable) occasionally for a particular location internet to the Canada QuickVPN stop to be able to connect in my work VPN (although a RV042), even if it had been fine connection before (and can often connect through the same ISP somewhere else).  Although the RV042 is reached and a TCP connection is formed, the SSL connection fails and the problem persists indefinitely.  If I connect to the computer (a laptop Windows Vista) to another ISP, I am able to connect properly.  Restart the cable modem/router do not solve the problem.  I saw once a occurring in similar problem with another ISP (DSP from Bell internet to the Canada), but in this case restart the modem/router DSL has solved the problem.

  I suspect that the edge router in the ISP meets certain problems related to the delivery of SSL connection.

  If anyone has experienced this problem or knows a resolution?

  Thank you
  Mark

  The only configuration for PPTP is to activate the feature, specify the subnet, the router assigns to the logged-in user, then make a PPTP user. It is about as fast as QVPN and uses the built-in MS client.

  -Tom
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• Linkysys RV042 QuickVPN to router problems

  Hello

  Any help with this issue is greatly appreciated because I was stuck on this for a few days now, it's my first time posting to a forum... I have setup VPN connections before, but only through packages such as openswan and openvpn not through this device.

  My VPN router is connected directly to a DSL modem, directly behind the RV042 I placed my test on port machine 1 time Wan1 & port 1 show as Gree (active).

  Modem...
  DHCP enabled

  local IP address: 10.1.1.1

  The VPN has...

  Wan1: 10.1.1.2

  LAN1: 10.222.43.1

  Test machine...

  IP address: 10.222.43.100

  I got two Linksys RV042 Setup devices such as end point / VPN connections between one local area network to another.

  However before doing that I tested the installation of a test machine (for laptop Windows 7 Professional & also tried XP Professional with exactly the same results) for the VPN router device. I have configured the router with the basic configuration, as described in the guide step by step / pdf and user test configuration & a tunnel I left every thing as default and only changed what is necessary.

  I generated a certificate for the server and distributed a client certificate on my customer's computer and installed in the "C:\Program Files (x 86) \Linksys\Linksys VPN Client\" directory (if I understand correctly I can simply upload to this place and its installed for the customer).

  Above is a race down the steps listed in the installation guide provided on the CD, whenever I try to connect to the server, I get the following error message.

  Failed to establish a connection.
  This could be caused by one of the following:
  1. Incorrect password.
  2. No valid IP for the network card.
  3. Incorrect server address.
  4. You may need to disable your Windows firewall.
  5. Local IP address conflicts with the subnet of remote VPN server.
  

  1. I know that my password is correct

  2. I don't know what that means 'no IP address valid for the network adapter', although I am able to access the internet via the modem on my test laptop and have access to the web interface of the RV042 so I assumed that my IP is valid?

  3. I know that the address of the server is correct, I tried the two internal address of the RV042 and address the RV042 wan1

  4. I get exactly the same error message if the firewall is enabled or disabled on the XP or 7 machines.

  5. it's one I leave me puzzled, there is no connected computer so I don't know how there could be a conflict. However, just to make sure that I changed the IP address of the laptop outside the range allocated to the tunnel, and I still get the same error message.

  I checked the "system log" server log file and that's what I get, it appears that the server actually accepts the connection between what I can make of this series of posts.

  Jan 22 10:32:04 2010         Connection Accepted         TCP 10.222.43.100:3374->209.46.39.47:443 on ixp1
  
  Jan 22 10:32:32 2010        Connection Accepted        ICMP type 8 code 0 10.1.1.2->10.1.1.1 on ixp1
  
  Jan 22 10:33:44 2010         Authentication Success         HTTP Basic authentication succeeded for user: test
  

  The log on the local machine, however, show that there is an error but it just says: "Failed to connect" so I am very confused about the whole issue.

  2010/01/22 11:46:13 [STATUS]OS Version: Windows XP
  
  2010/01/22 11:46:13 [STATUS]Windows Firewall is OFF
  
  2010/01/22 11:46:13 [STATUS]One network interface detected with IP address 10.222.43.100
  
  2010/01/22 11:46:13 [STATUS]Connecting...
  
  2010/01/22 11:46:13 [STATUS]Connecting to remote gateway with IP address: 10.1.1.2
  
  2010/01/22 11:46:14 [STATUS]Remote gateway was reached by https ...
  
  2010/01/22 11:46:14 [STATUS]Remote gateway was reached by https ...
  
  2010/01/22 11:46:14 [WARNING]Failed to connect!
  

  Thanks for reading and thanks in advance for any help provided.

  JC

  As your objective here is to do a LAN to LAN VPN, I don't mind playing with the VPN client software to test the router.  The VPN configuration can be pretty shakey on the rv series, and I recommend that you play with the options, just keep base.

  Set up each local network be on a separate subnet.  That is to say, we're on 192.168.1.x, 192.168.2.x on.  On the VPN tab, set up accounts for both gateway to gateway vpn routers.  Test the connection into the router admin screens.  Check the connection with pings to each side of the lan systems.  Then try to use applications/files that you plan to use and see if it works.  If so, then success!  If this is not the case, check the different options to the title of each gateway account.  These options can make or break the vpn connection.  Good luck.

• QuickVPN - could not do a ping the remote VPN router!

  Hello

  I have a RV042 (VPN router) and I have some problems to run properly using the QuickVPN client.

  Here is the Log of the QuickVPN client.

  2008-10-15 20:14:38 [STATUS] a network interface detected with 192.168.0.104 IP address
  2008-10-15 20:14:38 [STATUS] connection...
  2008-10-15 20:14:38 [STATUS] connection to a remote gateway with IP address: 96.20.174.84
  2008-10-15 20:14:38 [WARNING] server certificate does not exist on your local computer.
  2008-10-15 20:14:44 remote gateway [STATE] has been reached with https...
  2008-10-15 20:14:44 [STATUS] commissioning...
  2008-10-15 20:14:51 [STATUS] Tunnel is connected successfully.
  2008-10-15 20:14:51 [STATUS] verification of network...
  2008-10-15 20:14:55 [WARNING] failed to do a ping the remote VPN router!
  2008-10-15 20:14:58 [WARNING] failed to do a ping the remote VPN router!
  2008-10-15 20:15:01 [WARNING] failed to do a ping the remote VPN router!
  2008-10-15 20:15:05 [WARNING] failed to do a ping the remote VPN router!
  2008-10-15 20:15:08 [WARNING] failed to do a ping the remote VPN router!
  2008-10-15 20:15:11 [WARNING] Ping has been blocked, which can be caused by an unexpected disconnection.
  2008-10-15 20:15:19 [STATUS] disconnection...
  2008-10-15 20:15:25 [STATUS] Tunnel is disconnected successfully.

  I don't know how it is implemented, but if WuickVPN wait a form ping my router, it will not happen. I was never able to ping my router ouside of my ISP network.

  There is a way to disable the Ping process and continue with the VPN connection?

  QuickVPN try ping on the router via the VPN tunnel to check the connection. It should work without worrying about whether your ISP filters ICMP messages or not. The tunnel is encrypted your ISP won't know what you're doing.

  Please post the corresponding on the RV042 VPN log. That is expected to see how far you get.

  You have a firewall running on the computer? I think that some firewalls have difficulty with the traffic of ESP.

  What is the router that is connected to the computer? How is it that is configured?

• Solved: RV042 <>is QuickVPN

  Summary: If the user account on the RV042 VPN, contains special characters (other than letters or numbers) you may not be able to connect to the RV042.  The marker for this behavior will be when your password is displayed in plain text in C:\Program Files\Linksys\Linksys VPN Client\wget_error.  It seems that the password field is poorly analyzed when the command line for 'wget' is created by QuickVPN.  Three special characters I've initially included in my password of the VPN user account have been, #-the pound symbol! -Exclamation point /-oblique.  Simply remove the special characters from the password VPN user account enabled me to connect.

  I hope this information is useful to someone reading the forums.  QuickVPN has so many points of failure, I am tempted to declare "not reliable."  8 ^)

  The players in the circus of connection attempts are:

  Client side:
  MSI Wind Netbook with XP Home and customer QuickVPN 1.2.11
  Cricket in wide band with Cal - Comp A600 USB Modem

  Server-side:
  RV042 with Firmware 1.3.12.6 - tm (May 28, 2008 17.52:01)
  dyndns.org account
      
  Dave.

  Summary: Setting the MTU size to 1300 of WAN #1 (Cox broadband) and WAN #2 (Qwest DSL) allowed me to connect consistently to the RV042.

  So, I no sooner opened an adult beverage to celebrate my RV042<==>QuickVPN connection above when my next attempt was a complete failure.  I received the error "Check network" dreaded.  The wget_request_error file showed "501 not implemented" at the request of CheckIsakmp.htm.  Shit.

  If I have more problems with the RV042 and QuickVPN I buy a professional solution to my VPN needs.  My tolerance for this madness is done.

  Dave.

• QuickVPN connected, but I can't do anything on the LAN ping

  Hi all

  I try to use QuickVPN to connect to my corporate network. Yesterday I was to the point where QuickVPN actually connected and I could connect to the router from inside IP. But I can't see, or ping all computers on the LAN to company. Manual of the router says '' customer QuickVPN may access only the default LAN hosts. ''. Are the computers of the default of the company LAN LAN hosts?

  I added the router (RV220W) to the existing company LAN to test QuickVPN. The company LAN has a Small Business Server as a DHCP server and another router as the default gateway. The company LAN the subnet 192.168.1.0/24*, the cisco wan router has the subnet 192.168.103.0/24 and my VPN client is connected to a hotspot wifi with the same wan and LAN 192.168.3.0/24. The LAN of the cisco router address is 192.168.1.1.

  * I know now, 192.168.1.0/24 is the worst possible choice for a net business, but I didn't when I installed the Small Business Server. I'll try to change it to something like 10.123.45.0/24 later.

  Thanks in advance
  Mike

  

  Hello

  You can reach a PC in the LAN of RV220, because the default gateway is not RV220.

  This is what happens: the PC with fast VPN (for example IP: 192.168.103.10) is ping a PC with IP 192.168.1.10, via the VPN tunnel. Once the request arrives at the 192.168.1.10 PC, this PC sends the response to its default gateway (because don't have a direct connection to the 192.168.103.X network). If the default gateway is RV220, he'll know that the response should be returned via the VPN tunnel to the customer, but if it's another machine, it will just drop the package.

  In this case this another router (default gateway) must be configured with a static route, saying that subnet 192.168.103.x has as default gateway - 192.168.1.1 (RV220).

  As long as the IP address of the VPN machine fast is the same, it's ok. But if you move this PC to another local network, you will have again the problem.

  So if you plan to change the LAN IP of the fast VPN machine, I recommend using instead the Shrew VPN, where you can configure virtual IP on the client, that does not need to change.

  Kind regards

  Bismuth

• Cisco RVS4000 - QuickVPN connects not Windows 8

  We use QuickVPN to connect to our router Cisco RVS400, but since the upgrade to Windows 8, I can't it connect.

  I tried to PPTP, L2TP and GRE in and out, but he goes throughout the connection process and eventually times out network check.

  We use using PPTP, this isn't a problem on other versions of Windows with the Exception of Windows 7 where you get the question that the firewall must be enabled.

  I use the latest version of QuickVPN 1.4.2.1 customer

  The router is running firmware version 1.3.1.0

  I also tried to run the client as an administrator; system also has disabled UAC and runs as a member of the Administrators group.

  And also tried to run in compatibility mode Windows 7 without success.

  I would be very grateful for any help.

  TIA

  Lee.

  Hello Lawrence,.

  QuickVPN: Try to change the Vista SP2 compatibility mode. Then make sure that the Windows Firewall is enabled. Kindly update me the State.

  Thank you and best regards,

  Siva

• QuickVPN with RV082 does not connect

  QuickVPN 1.4.0.5 RV082 2.0.0.19

  I'm having no problem with this router using Thegreenbow customer.

  However, after having no success with the QuickVPN client.

  When you try to connect to my laptop remotely using QuickVPN I see:

  Connection

  Activation of the policy

  Check the network

  Followed by: the remote gateway is not responding...

  I opened port 443 on the router to the wan connection.

  There is no conflict between the IP address of the laptop and the router. (Laptop connects via a WAN Verizon card)

  The router's system log shows: basic HTTP authentication successful for the user: xxx

  Anyone has any ideas, I have several users where I don't want the cost of Greenbow client and would like to get the QuickVPN work client.

  Paul

  Hi Paul,.

  There should be no need to open port 443 for the router. You can try updating your QVPN customer for the last published on the website of Cisco? This is version 1.4.1.2 published July 26. In addition, can I ask what version of Windows you are using? And did you have problems with the client all along or this problem simply coming up?

• RV110W QuickVPN does not work

  Hi all

  I have a problem with my RV110W router. I would like to configure access QuickVPN. The manual is pretty simple: enable management to users to create, install the client and that of it, should work. But isn't. It does not work.

  Few questions. Remote management is enabled on port 8080. Should it be changed by 443 as required for QVPN? Or it doesn't matter. It's ok, to have management on 8080 and QVPN 443?

  I tried to connect via the customer QVPN worm. 1.4.1.2.

  Each time the same error msg, see entry wget_error.txt:

  https://USER1: [email protected] / * /: [email protected] / * / RES = user1: Bad port number.

  Of course the ip as user and pass was changed.

  I tried to change the port management to 443, but first:

  1. I wasn't able to access the GPMC to all the

  2 QVPN - still does not work

  Any help really appreciated.

  If you want more details, let me know.

  THX,

  Miro

  Miroslaw salvation,

  First of all, for Quick VPN to connect to the router to that remote management is enabled on port 443.

  If you are able to connect to the web interface of the router of th on port 8080 and not when you change the Rremote management to port 443, it means that another device using port 443.

  Where RV110 is behind a NAT - to the front, there's another router with a public IP address, it could mean that this port is used by this device, or it is not transmitted to the RV110 at all. If it comes to your configuration, you must forward other ports (UDP 500 and 4500)

  If RV110 is configured with the public IP address on the WAN port, check that you have not created rules for this port of port forwarding.

  In all cases you need to free this port firs order to use fast VPN

• RV220W has suddenly lost connectivity QuickVPN

  RV220W worked well with QuickVPN, but suddenly lost this ability and cannot connect from any Windows machine (Xp, Win7 32/64 bits)

  QuickVPN is worm. 1.4.2.1

  Cisco RV220W firmware is 1.0.4.17 worm.

  Error of the client on Windows XP in the Log.txt:

  [STATUS] OS version: Windows XP

  [STATUS] The Windows Firewall is DISABLED

  [STATUS] A detected with network interface IP 10.1.1.165

  [STATUS] Connection...

  [DEBUG] Enter the address of the server = x.x.x.x VPN

  [STATUS] Connecting to a remote gateway with IP address: x.x.x.x

  [WARNING] Remote gateway has not been achieved

  [WARNING] Unable to connect.

  [STATUS] Gateway remotely concluded with https...

  [WARNING] Remote gateway has not been achieved

  [WARNING] Unable to connect.

  VPNServer.conf saved on the client but has no details of IP gateway

  Cisco router log shows: Faild [IKE] load configuration

  What has been done on the client:

  Firewall off the coast

  IPSec service is running

  antivirus off

  netsh int ip reset

  allow incoming ports on router 1723,500,4500,443,60443 home

  IP address of the client even go DMZ

  delete other than QuickVPN VPN software

  HTTPS.pem certificate exported from the router and put in the client directory

  What makes hs on Cisco RV220W router:

  Networking > WAN > IPv4 WAN: MTU is by default (it is now 'auto' in RV220W)

  Firewall > access rules: no rule to redirect to 443,60443,500,4500

  Firewall > prevention of attacks (both 'active' and 'disabled' were considered):

  • Meet Ping on WAN - active
  • Stealth mode - off
  • Flood - disabled
  • Block UDP flood - disabled
  • Block anonymous ICMP - disabled
  • Block fragmented packets - disabled
  • Block multicast packets - disabled

  VPN > IPsec > VPN users: QuickVPN user created

  VPN > VPN Passthrough: ipsec, pptp, l2tp active ("disabled" for pptp also tried)

  Administration > remote management on port 60443 - activated

  Please use our forum.

  Alexey Hi, my name is Johnnatan and I'm part of the community of support to small businesses. In order to solve your problem, I created a document to help you. When you configure a remote VPN connection, there are some steps that are lost on the path. Here you can see these steps. Please read it carefully and if you have any questions or doubts please let me know and I´ll help you.

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/docs/doc-29399

  I hope you find this answer useful,

  "* Please mark the issue as response or write it down so others can benefit from.

  Greetings,

  Johnnatan Rodriguez Miranda.

  Support of Cisco network engineer.

• QuickVPN client

  I have a problem with the QuickVpn client

  I download and install a software and insert

  Profile name

  Username

  Password

  Server address

  Port for QuickVPN: AUTO

  Use the remote DNS server: ok

  After this, I save but the botton 'Connect' is not activated

  What can I do?

  Thank you very much

  Hello Roberto,

  This happens usually when you do not have access to the internet. He has always done this or is this the first time you try to run the software? May need to try install and reinstall the software if all else fails.

  Hope that helps,

  Thank you

  Clayton Sill

• VPN IPSEC RV220w problem

  Hello, I hope someone can help with my problem.

  I have a RV220w in the office, I set it for ipsec vpn connections. Behind the router, there is a NAS for file storage.

  My setup as follows:

  RV220w 192.168.1.1 with dyndns, configured for ipsec vpn with default Client strategies.

  Remote location (my laptop) local IP: 192.168.3.2

  Remote site VPN IP (given by ShrewVPN): 192.168.30.5

  I managed to connect to the router at home with ShrewVPN and I can ping each client connected to RV220w.

  The problem is that I can't connect to the web interface of the router or the NAS web interface or any other web page intranet (the browser gives no error, but continues to load without displaying the web page). Even if I can access the web pages of my laptop.

  In addition, in windows Explorer when I log into the NAS, although I can go through the files, I can't copy the files from my laptop on the NAS and vice versa, I still get timeout error (I checked the permissions on the NAS and also I managed to copy a txt file small 1 KB) (, but no luck with large files).

  I also tried with QuickVPN client, but I got the same results.

  When I connect with pptp windows everything works like a charm.

  My laptop has windows 7 64 bit.

  If you need other configuration details, please advice.

  Thank you

  Hi Spyros, one of the differences between IPsec and PPTP is that IPsec requires the client that connects to use another LAN IP address, when you connect. Unlike PPTP, it is assigned by the router.

  Another difference is that the requirement of bandwidth is much higher for IPsec connections.

  I don't think it's a problem of IP subnet as you are able view readers to all least, then it means that the unit can accept connections from different subnets. But it is possible, it may be a problem of download speed. QVPN needs Mbit upload environ.5 to have an activity and a reliable and quality connection.

  Another problem may be a matter of downtime with IPsec encryption. The RV220W has a non routable WAN address. This suggests to me that you have another router upstream. Time to answer through the IPsec tunnel can be volatile because of the translation through multiple jumps.

  -Tom
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• Hub and VPN talked about with WRVS4400n installation problems

  Background

  4 networks currently connected via VPN with 3 routers RV042 and 1 Netgear FVX538

  Central office is 192.168.20.0 has 4 tunnels

  local groups on each tunnel are 192.168.0.0 / 255.255.0.0

  remote groups all numbers are 'real' network IE: 192.168.30.0 / 255.255.255.0

  Offices are set up with tunnels one above hub

  local groups 'true' network IE number: 192.168.30.0 / 255.255.255.0

  Group remotely on all of these branches is 192.168.0.0 / 255.255.0.0

  The Netgear and RV042 router "warn" network number 'conflicts' on groups BUT allow to configure tunnels. All networks can ping all networks and life is great...

  Enter the problem

  2 branches no longer connect as needed wireless and more of the VPN. Bought 2 WRVS4400n router v2 and tried to set up tunnels. Routers are complaining about the groups the remote and being on the same network and the pop - up will not allow the creation of tunnel.

  Is their any way to force the WRVS4400n to accept the remote group or am I stuck with their back or creating a full mesh?

  Thank you

  Kurt

  Kurt,

  This feature, or the limitation of the WRVS440N, depending on your point of view, cannot be disabled.  In an effort to make this feature more "user friendly" for small businesses, the interface allows you to use what he thinks are invalid parameters.  For the moment, there is no way to 'wrong' or bypass the verification of the validity of the section local vs remote subnet.

  Thank you

  Darren

• Conflict of subnet address QuickVPN and IP

  I have some connection problems with some of our clients.  I came across this in the VPN documentation: "To avoid conflicts of address between the LAN router and routers settings VPN users, do not configure your LAN with a common IP range like 192.168.1.x."

  In my view, that it is the root of our problems of connection.  My question is, is this the QuickVPN client-specific requirement, or will it be implemented with a VPN client out of 3rd so?

  Thank you.

  Hi-

  You can try to use the PPTP server in the RV042 but Qvpn is a tunnel of split and does not send any remote network via vpn traffic. So if your local subnet and a remote subnet are the same, your traffic will never leave your local network. Seems like you need a vpn client using the complete tunnel

  Hope this helps,

  Jasbryan

• Connection with the client VPN for RV110W problem

  Hi guys: I just installed a RV110W router to my small business and I try to connect via VPN from home client.  I was unable to do so, no matter what I try.  Relevant information:

  1. I can connect to the router via remote very well management, so I know that the router is accessible from the Net.

  2. internal address of the router: 10.81.208.1

  3. active PPTP.  PPTP server IP address: 10.0.0.1

  4 IP addresses for PPTP clients: 10.0.0.10 - 14

  5. two VPN clients added - one with PPTP, with the QuickVPN Protocol Protocol.  Both are enabled (and Yes, I triple checked passwords)

  6 encryption MPPE and Netbios active.

  7 IPSec, PPTP and L2TP all active gateways.

  8 VPN client: 1.4.1.2

  9. computer: laptop running Windows 7 family (64-bit), with the firewall Windows is activated.

  10 home network: 192.168.2.196

  It is causing to tear my hair out.  What Miss me?

  Shannon

  Hi Shannon,

  I am pleased to see that you're progress.

  Shannon Rotz wrote:
  I changed the RM port to 443.  Unfortunately, now I can't connect to the router via browser, either by remote management or from the local network - I get the usual "page cannot be displayed".  How do I get back into the router configuration GUI?
  

  You should be able to reach the GUI by typing https://192.168.1.1(assuming that you have not changed the default IP address) normally once you replace http (port 80) with https (port 443) the internal router web server automatically will redirect you to the https page if you type http. Open your command prompt and try to do a ping of the IP address of the router to ensure that it still meets this address

  With regards to the VPN client:   Up until I changed the port, the same error message kept coming up, i.e. "Unable to establish connection" (or something like that), with a list of possible reasons why it couldn't connect. Now the message has changed - I'm getting "Server's certificate doesn't exist on your local computer".  If I continue trying to connect, then it says "Activating Policy", followed by "Verifying Network", then "The remote gateway is not responding.  Do you want to wait?"  This is definitely progress, since I never got this far before.

  You are a quarter inch offline. If you look at the log.txt in C:\Program Cisco Small Business\QuickVPN Client, in my view, you will see "Failed to ping router remote VPN! This means that your PC is blocking the ping to the router response. Usually, if you look at this point the status of Client VPN in the router (first of all need to remote management) you will see that your user status is "connected." If the router thinks that the connection is established, but the PC does not work. You might want to try another PC at this stage to verify that it is indeed a problem with your PC. This problem is usually caused by the 3rd party software antivirus/firewall blocking the ping response. Microsoft Security Essentials can do this as well, so if you turn it off. If you do not have another PC to test from, call Cisco Small Business Support and ask a technician, try to connect to the lab. You can find the number to call here

  On an impulse, I tried setting up a Windows VPN connection, i.e. created a new VPN connection in Network and Sharing Center, using a PPTP client ID that I had created.  That connection actually worked, except for one problem:  I can't see the remote network.  If I could solve that problem, I'll just tell the other clients to use a Windows connection rather than QuickVPN.
  

  Good thought. If you do not see the remote devices, make sure that they do not block VPN connections. (Windows or third-party firewall, antivirus, antispyware) With a connection, PPTP or QuickVPN, you should be able to go to run, type the IP address of the device that you want to connect to (i.e. \\192.168.1.101 ) and see the list of shared folders. After the PPTP connection is established, try to ping the address LAN IP of the router. If it is successful, try to ping a LAN device such as a network printer or a PC. Again, PCs may block ping requests if they have a firewall running watch so for this.

  Answer please if you have any questions.