On Thu, 2009-10-01 at 16:59 -0400, Alex Hewitt wrote: > For the fun of it I set the router to obtain it's WAN address > dynamically and immediately the VPN tunnel connected. I checked the > logs > but didn't see anything obviously wrong. I did notice that when the > router is setup to use a dynamic address, it has the correct date and > time. When it's set up with a static address the status page says > "time > unavailable". I think this might be part of the problem. If the > router > doesn't know the time (perhaps the clock can't be used?) then the VPN > connection might not work. I'm also puzzled as to what server it's > requesting date/time data from. It has the ability to manually set > the > time zone but doesn't give any choices as to which ntp server to use. > > Does anyone have any ideas? So far Linksys support hasn't been very > useful.
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