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If the hostname can be resolved without any issues, then the problem likely originates from Windows Firewall settings, shared folder configurations, or user authentication issues. As a workaround, you can use the IP address to connect to your server (e.g., \\192.168.100.100).
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Ensure that the Windows Firewall (or any antivirus software) is set to permit traffic from the destination server. Additionally, it is recommended to initially test the connection using ICMP for diagnostic purposes.
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How about connect to local GUI(LAN gateway IP) to re-config your WAN interface.
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You might want to try "resize" it. This action appears to be capable of fitting the content to the terminal window. usgflex500h> resize
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Is the VPN connection able to establish successfully? You might consider setting up an IKEv2 VPN tunnel using the native Windows client for potentially improved performance. Moreover, deploying the IKEv2 VPN tunnel to each client is significantly easier.
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I suggest giving these steps provided by ZyXEL a try. They have been successful for me in upgrading the firmware.
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I suggest giving these steps provided by ZyXEL a try. They have been successful for me in upgrading the firmware.
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I suggest giving these steps provided by ZyXEL a try. They have been successful for me in upgrading the firmware.
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I suggest upgrading the firmware to the latest version as a first step. After the upgrade, carefully monitor the system to determine if the issue still persists.
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You may ensure that firmware version on your USG310 is updated and newer than the previous one. This is important as certain commands may not be available in older versions.
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I'd suggest trying out the 5.36(ABUI.1) firmware for your device. There have been positive test results reported by users in other threads. It might be beneficial for your case as well.
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In your trunk settings, there's an option to create a "User Configured Trunk". This feature should be suitable for your scenario.
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Since your logs are showing "no Proposal chosen," it's likely that there's a mismatch in the Phase 1 or Phase 2 settings between the USG100 and the Flex 200. Ensure that both sides are using the same settings for Phase 1 and Phase 2 negotiations. This includes encryption, hash, Diffie-Hellman Group, and lifetime settings.
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On remote office, You can add all of your intranet IP segments as a group abject first. And add policy route to route traffic to main office. e.g. Source: IP Group, Destination: Any, Next Hop: VPN tunnel Of course, you have to add the same rule to route traffic back to remote office. e.g. Source: Any, Destination: IP…
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One possible solution to this issue is to configure a "new IP pool" for remote VPN clients on the USG110, and then ensure that the ERP site is configured to route traffic from this "new IP pool" back to the local site. You can refer to the article which provides detailed instructions on how to forward traffic to a branch…