>>>>A customer sent me a .PCF file which I added to Profiles folder for Cisco VPN Client. When I try to connect I get message "Secure VPN Connection terminated locally by the client. Reason 412: Remote peer no longer responding"
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>>>>I disabled fire wall. Still the same message.
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>>>>I tried the same .PCF file on Windows XP and on Windows 7 64-bit. The same result; no connection.
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>>>>What else can I try? Any suggestions? TIA.
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>>>Blocked ports maybe?
>>>http://www.lamnk.com/blog/vpn/cisco-vpn-client-reason-412-the-remote-peer-is-no-longer-responding/
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>>I did find the same page you found. But I thought that if I disable firewall, this should unblock any port, if it is blocked, right? Otherwise, I don't know how to unblock a port. Thank you.
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>Are you using a router? Perhaps the port isn't forwarded?


If you are familiar with how to set up port forwarding in the router, I have a question. On the Port forwarding page of dlink I see the following table:
Name Ports to Open TCP UDP

IP Address

I understand that VPN works via UDP. So I need to specify UDP 4500/500 and/or ESP. My question is, do I need to enter IP Address and the UDP port #? Or UDP port # by itself is fine? Also, once I save the chagnes, I can't seem to find them. Where would you look for the list of ports I already set to be forwarded?

Thank you.