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Odd VPN Problem

Retro2001

Senior member
Here's my setup:

Office 1:
Dlink DI-804HV VPN Endpoint/Router w/ 10.0.0.1 LAN address (255.255.255.0 LAN side subnet)
Connected directly to internet via PPPoe DSL connection

Office 2:
Dlink DI-804HV VPN Endpoint/Router w/ 10.0.1.1 LAN address (192.168.1.100 WAN address) (255.255.255.0 LAN side subnet)
Connected to DSL Modem / Router (per DSL company)
Modem Router has a public IP staticly mapped to the Endpoint's WAN side IP + port 500/udp and GRE opened (all ports above 1023 are open by default for static map)

VPN tunnel setup using IKE / IPSEC ESP Tunnel.

If I try to ping an address in Office 2's LAN from a PC in Office 1 the Dlink Endpoints establish the connection successfuly, but no data flows across. The tunnel will stay active indefinatly, with both Endpoints reporting no errors, but still, no data flows. Any ideas?

Side note, if I enable the PP2P Server on either endpoint I can VPN in to that Endpoint from a 3rd Location (or either office) without any problems.

Update
Noticed This in the logs of Office 2's router in the midst of the tunnel being established:

Thursday, September 30, 2004 11:29:04 Requested routing is [10.0.1.0|***.***.***.***]<->[192.168.1.100|10.0.0.0]

If I read that correctly, everything from Office 1 --> Office 2 is being routed to 192.168.1.100 (which doesn't exist on the Office 1 end.



Thanks,
will

 
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