VPN testing

Hello

Here's my question. I have a 1811 being installed at the office and a 871 being installed in a home for my supervisor office. I need to create a lan to lan VPN between the two, so my boss can still connect the network to work. I have a ton of examples on how to do it and I'm testing them, but when I configure the routers, none of them work. I'm testing them in a router configuration back to back with the two outside the ethernet interfaces connected with a crossover cable. I know that when you connect via serial interfaces, you need set the clock frequency, but this isn't an option for ethernet. Could someone tell me what I'm doing wrong, or help me find a way to test both routers please? I know I am probably doing something very stupid and that's why I need help.

Thank you very much for your help

You are welcome.

I'm glad it worked.

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