Re: [IPCop-user] VPN roadwarrior problem

[MihaM <mi...@mi...>]

Thanks for the tip, it works perfectly now.

Regards,
Miha Martinec

Enrique E. Martinez Cardenas wrote:
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> MihaM wrote:
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> | I have VPN set with Linsys VPN client on one side and IPCOP 1.4.6
> | on the other (using certificates)
> |
> | The VPN connection is OK, i can browse the lan on the other side,
> | mount windows shares etc but i have one problem. When I download
> | something from a windows share on the other side there's no
> | problem. But if i want to upload something over 100kb i get a
> | timeout error and windows xp gives me a bubble with:
> |
> | "Windows was unable to save all the data for the file
> | \\192.168.x.x\xxx\xxxxx.xyz The data has been lost. This error may
> | be caused by a faliure of your computer hardware or network
> | connection. Please try to save this file elsewhere."
> |
> | There are no problems with permissions because I can upload files
> | smaller than 100kb! Because I have IPCOP boxes on both ends i also
> | tried with net-net VPN connection and that one works fine both for
> | upload and download of files from a windows share on the other side
> |  of the tunnel.
> |
> | Other connections work fine (rdesktop to the other side of the
> | tunnel etc)
> |
> | So my guess is there is an issue in Linsys VPN client or my winXP
> | box? Or it can be a VPN issue?
> |
> | Any ideas?
> |
> | Regards, Miha Martinec
> |
> |
> |
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> Check the MTU, Check in the other options tab, Discover and Set MTU (
> you need to reboot after MTU its guessed )
> 
> Regards
> Enrique Martinez
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