Route all traffic through Netgear FVS318v3 VPN

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I have successfully setup a VPN tunnel between a PC using the Netgear
VPN Client Software and a Netgear FVS318v3 router. Here is the setup. I
have a client PC running the client software behind a router connected
to a cable modem. This client PC's internal IP is 192.168.111.3. I have
the FVS318v3 configured as a DHCP server. It's internal IP Address is
192.168.10.1. The external IP Address of the router for example is
63.23.228.125. I can connect using the client and successfully ping the
router's internal IP address of 192.168.10.1 from the client. I'm
assuming the VPN tunnel is connected and working correctly. What I'm
trying to accomplish is to route all of the client's traffic through
the VPN for security reasons. I've tried configuring my ip settings on
the client machine point it's gateway to 192.168.10.1 and that didn't
work. I'm not really for sure if what I'm tryingto do is possible but
if it is I would sure appreciate any help that someone could give me.
 
(e-mail address removed) wrote in @g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
I have successfully setup a VPN tunnel between a PC using the Netgear
VPN Client Software and a Netgear FVS318v3 router. Here is the setup. I
have a client PC running the client software behind a router connected
to a cable modem. This client PC's internal IP is 192.168.111.3. I have
the FVS318v3 configured as a DHCP server. It's internal IP Address is
192.168.10.1. The external IP Address of the router for example is
63.23.228.125. I can connect using the client and successfully ping the
router's internal IP address of 192.168.10.1 from the client. I'm
assuming the VPN tunnel is connected and working correctly. What I'm
trying to accomplish is to route all of the client's traffic through
the VPN for security reasons.
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I've tried configuring my ip settings on
the client machine point it's gateway to 192.168.10.1 and that didn't
work.
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What does that mean? What didn't work?

And what's wrong with using a static IP that's in the 192.168.10.xxx
range, like the device/gateway IP of the router?

Duane :)
 
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