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23-10-2013 01:15 PM
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24-10-2013 10:36 AM
As my original post lost all of its formatting, making it difficuilt to read, and as I have had no response yet from Vodafone I am closing this, and will reopen it with original post formatted properly.
23-10-2013 01:34 PM
That is a pretty heavy duty router.
Can you have a look around the firewall and vpn flavoured menus to see if there is a NAT-Traversal option that can be enabled.
The suresignal looks like it is unable to talk to vodafone, so it will either be the router blocking something, or the public IP range has not made it's way to the whitelist of addresses allowed to make a connection.
23-10-2013 02:07 PM
I can't see a "NAT-Traversal" option.
There is an option to set up an IPSec VPN but I haven't used that before.
We aren't using a normal ISP, we are getting our internet access through our Business Centre network, so I was hoping that it might simply be that our external ip address needed adding to Vodafone's whitelist - although is that meant to happen automatically ?
23-10-2013 02:58 PM
I think the VPN setup pages will be going down the route of using the router as the VPN source/destination, so not what we are wanting in this instance.
I would wait for one of the team to chekc your IP address, as that could be a simple fix if it is the problem
24-10-2013 10:36 AM
As my original post lost all of its formatting, making it difficuilt to read, and as I have had no response yet from Vodafone I am closing this, and will reopen it with original post formatted properly.
25-10-2013 11:36 AM