![]() Identification Type 'Fully Qualified Domain Name'.Idntification Type was configured into the router, see section titled Remote Client Setup above for these values. Set Authentication Method to 'Mutual PSK' in the drop down menu Key in a domain suffix if the remote LAN is set to use such valueĭO Not enable 'SPlit DNS', this is not supported by the Linksys The LAN side of the router used in this example is 192.168.0.1 ![]() In most cases, the IP address of the LAN interface of the router will be successful. Keep alive packet rate '15' secs (default)Įnable WINS and key in the IP address of the WINS server of the remote LAN.Įnable DNS and key in the IP address of the DNS server of the remote LAN. For this Shrew client configuration, we will choose an address of 192.168.30.0 with a subnet of 255.255.255.0 ![]() The LAN side of the Linksys is on a remote LAN of 192.168.0.0 with a subnet of 255.255.255.0. The client used in this guide is on a local LAN of 10.1.1.0 with a subnet of 255.255.255.0. Set the Address Method to "Use a Virtual Adaptor and assigned address", then choose and address which is NOT in the current range of the Windows XP (client) network (local LAN) AND not in the current range of the LAN side of the Linksys (remote LAN). The Auto Configuration mode should be set to 'disabled'. The Host Name or IP Address is defined as either the static IP address assigned to the WAN interface of the router or it's DDNS hostname. The Remote Host section must be configured. Configure the settings listed below in the following tabs. Open the Access Manager application and create a new site configuration. Also, it is suggested to run WINS from the LAN side of the Linksys if network share browsing is required. NetBIOS Broadcast (If browsing network shares is required)Īs stated earlier, the Linksys router does not support modecfg, so Shrew client will need to be configured with specific information about the connection. This cannot be changed.Įnable the following 3 advanced options leaving the rest of the options disabled.Ģ. Select the 'Advanced' button for further optionsĪggressive Mode is enabled when using GroupVPN. Preshared Key: Use up to a 30 digit character or hexadecimal string that is difficult to brute force.Phase2 Encryption: We have selected AES-256.Phase2 DH Group: We have selected Group 2.Phase1 SA Lifetime: 28800 (default value).We have selected Domain Name(FQDN) in this guide. Remote Client: Either Domain Name(FQDN) or E-mail Address(USER FQDN) can be selected from the drop down list.Subnet mask should autopopulate with the mask of the LAN.IP Address should autopopulate with the network IP block of the LAN.This will allow all systems on the LAN to access the tunnel. Local Security Group Type: Choose 'subnet' from the dropdown.This option will become available after these changes are "Saved". This is the interface that remote clients will connect through. Group Name: is a unique string used to identify the Group.is not editable and will auto increment from 1 to 2. Using the Linksys web UI, navigate to the VPN => Client to Gateway configuration area. If the router is in the Americas, it is suggested to create a free account at and set those values in the routers DDNS configuration area, Setup->More.->DDNS The Linksys will self register any IP address changes it receives by the ISP with the selected DDNS service. ![]() It is suggested to use the routers DDNS feature if the router is assigned a non-static IP address by the ISP. This guide assumes WAN1 is the preferred link to use for the remote VPN connectivity. This Linksys router allows for multiple WAN links. This guide assumes familiarity with configuring the Linksys router using its web UI. The Shrew client running on Windows XP will need to know the specifics of the remote WAN/LAN since this Linksys router does not support modcfg (ike push/pull) functionality. The current Linksys firmware version at the time of this writing is Version: 1.3.98-tm We are using Shrew version 2.1.4. This guide will also provide configuration information when using a Windows XPSP3 client. This guide provides information that can be used to configure a Linksys RV-042 or RV-082 router to support IPsec GroupVPN client connectivity. ![]()
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