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I would just be happy to have my Windows7 VPN sever be visible behind my WNDR3700v2 router running gargoyle. See my old post from December 9th: http://www.gargoyle-router.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=973&p=9254&hilit=vpn#p9254 And my original post from March 17th: http://www.gargoyle-ro...

I've wasted many hours trying to get my Windows 7 VPN server to be visibile from the WAN side as well... I also found the blackmanticore article and tried numerous variations of the instructions and came up fruitless. I believe a large part of the problem is that several kernel modules are are requi...

Thanks mix. Did you have to do anything "special" for your vpn client connection? Does the output of your "iptables -L" command show anything regarding: pptp, gre, protocol 47? The "lsmod" output from my WRT54GL running tomato has these extra kernel modules loaded: nf_n...

I've wasted the past few days trying to figure out how to allow my WNDR3700v2 to perform VPN (PPTP/GRE) passthrough. I decided on the PPTP VPN Server that comes with Windows 7 as it is easy enough to install and my Win7-laptop already has the client built in as well. I forwarded the necessary ports ...

Okibi -- I have a working wndr3700v2 image if you would like to try it...

Eric/Domino_55: Good news! I decided to figure out how to build images on my own using an Ubuntu 10.10 virtual Linux guest under Sun (now Oracle) VirtualBox. It was surprisingly simple but just took a little while to compile. I flashed the Netgear WNDR3700v2 with the newly built gargoyle image, and ...

Update: turns out it was the WAN-eth0.2 definition in the /etc/config/network that was causing the WAN port to not receive an IP address from the cable modem. I loaded OpenWRT onto the wndr3700v2 to get another look at its network configuration. I had success using the default OpenWRT configuration ...

Domino_55/Max - Got a chance to do some more testing. I changed the LAN IP to 10.1.1.1 on my WNDR3700v2 and connected the WAN port to my WRT54GL (my active router running Tomato while I figure out how to get the 3700 up and running with gargoyle). I experienced the same behavior here as with the cab...

Mix - Yes, I did power cycle the modem even though I haven't had to do that in the past when switching routers in and out.

Domino_55: I had a few minutes to play with your wndr3700v2 image. It flashed successfully, and I could play with the gargoyle web interface; but I couldn't get it to acquire an IP address from my cable modem. I even SSH'd into the router and bounced the interfaces (ifconfig xxx down/up). Is there s...