MN700 - VPN not working over wireless

My internet access works great both connected directly to
the MN700 router and over a wireless connection. My VPN
access works great when directly connected to the router,
but does not work over wireless connection. I get an
error message: "Missing Default Gateway MAC Address"

I have tried turing WEP off but this does not resolve the
issue. I do not understand why the VPN connection does
not work via a wireless connection but does work when
directly connected to the MN700.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Eric

Many are having problems with VPN on the MN700.
>-----Original Message-----
>My internet access works great both connected directly to
>the MN700 router and over a wireless connection. My VPN
>access works great when directly connected to the router,
>but does not work over wireless connection. I get an
>error message: "Missing Default Gateway MAC Address"
>
>I have tried turing WEP off but this does not resolve the
>issue. I do not understand why the VPN connection does
>not work via a wireless connection but does work when
>directly connected to the MN700.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Thanks,
>Eric
>.
>

That's what it looks like...it's just strange that I have
no problem with VPN on the MN700 when I am physically
connected to it with a network cable but it doesn't work
with a wireless adapter.

Any help would be appreciated.

>-----Original Message-----
>Many are having problems with VPN on the MN700.
>>-----Original Message-----
>>My internet access works great both connected directly
to
>>the MN700 router and over a wireless connection. My VPN
>>access works great when directly connected to the
router,
>>but does not work over wireless connection. I get an
>>error message: "Missing Default Gateway MAC Address"
>>
>>I have tried turing WEP off but this does not resolve
the
>>issue. I do not understand why the VPN connection does
>>not work via a wireless connection but does work when
>>directly connected to the MN700.
>>
>>Any ideas?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Eric
>>.
>>
>.
>

The problem is that you need to be running WPA to be able to use a VPN
over wireless. The solutions are either use WPA for wireless security
or just use a wired connection when doing a VPN. This issue is actually
created by the OS & will happen with other wireless routers as well.

Eric wrote:

> My internet access works great both connected directly to
> the MN700 router and over a wireless connection. My VPN
> access works great when directly connected to the router,
> but does not work over wireless connection. I get an
> error message: "Missing Default Gateway MAC Address"
>
> I have tried turing WEP off but this does not resolve the
> issue. I do not understand why the VPN connection does
> not work via a wireless connection but does work when
> directly connected to the MN700.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> Eric

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It's because the MN-700 is not the correct type of server when it is not
using WPA. If you enable WPA on the MN-700 it becomes able to deal with
802.1x authentication which is the problem. This is not an issue on a
wired connection because the connection does not have to bridge from
wireless to a wired connection.

So the solutions are either use WPA or use a wire when you do your VPN
connection. Those are the only options I have found so far.

Eric wrote:

> That's what it looks like...it's just strange that I have
> no problem with VPN on the MN700 when I am physically
> connected to it with a network cable but it doesn't work
> with a wireless adapter.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.


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