Hi Using a PPP vpn connection between two 2820 routers. The connection is established between the two, and if I run a ping diagnostic test from the router web interface they can both ping the opposite router and get a reply. The problem comes when i try to ping a router from an opposite computer. I get a timed out error and I can't access any of the computers in each of the opposite remote sites. Do i need some static routers created maybe? Any ideas? Adam

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