![]() The only thing that I can think of being a problem is the Local Traffic selection so that somehow the Netgear Router cannot differentiate between both clients and drops one of the connections (or let it timeout). Policy Type (Automatic Policy Generation).Local Traffic Selection (which is set to "Any" on the router so should allow anything the client sends).The remote Subnet (as seen by the client which is the company network they are connecting to).Encryption and Authentication Algorithm.Remote ID for the router (which is the routers IP address).Remote Endpoint - both connect to the same router. ![]() The clients share the following settings (they actually don't share those because as I said before these are different policies, but have the same settings configured): In Network>Interfaces click Add Interface and configure it with a different. different Local-IDs when viewed from the VPN client). I set up a manual IPSEC vpn tunnel between my USG Pro 4 and a sonicwall. To mititgate this problem I made sure that both users are using discrete VPN policies with different Remote-ID values as seen by the router (resp. Therefore I believe, that it isn't really the RDP session that is dropping but it is the VPN dying and the RDP session is timing out. I could observe that the RDP session does not drop immediately but after a couple of minutes while the roadwarrior told us he lost the connection immediately after my customers connection was established. While I was having a look at the connected RDP users (roadwarrior is connected) my customer established a VPN connection. If Client-B (customer in homeoffice) connects to the VPN, the RDP session to CLIENT-A drops.Connection is stable and works without issues.Client-A (roadwarrior) establishes a VPN connection and RDP session to the server.The roadwarriors (and my customer in his homeoffice) use the VPN Client to connect to his company network and use a RDP session to a terminalserver in the office to work with our applications. He (and a couple of his employees) also use the ShrewSoft VPN software client to connect to the office while on the road. My customer is using a NETGEAR FVS338 for internet access and s2s-connectivity for his two locations, which works flawlessly.
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