Mavericks Server VPN client connection won't work

I have read many of the problems regarding remote clients not being able to connect to Mavericks Server 3.0 via L2TP outside of the network.
My understanding that Apple has fixed this with 3.02 update.
Since the update, I tried to setup my first time VPN connection and am having similar problems to the noted prior issues.
Mavericks Server has DNS, OD, and VPN setup and running with most current update as of 2/4/14.
My Airport Extreme router is managed via Server App and has VPN ports opened.  Have shutoff Back to My Mac and Find my Mac also on the server.  I have also put in my hostname miniserver."example".com into the DNS on my Fatcow registrar pointing to my public IP address.   "example" obviously being my domain name.
My Mavericks Macbook Pro has been setup with VPN client/shared secret and the public ip address of my router.  The Macbook will connect to the VPN inside the network, but will not connect outside of the local network.  Have tried setting up my home Mavericks iMac with the same result.
Have read other discussions regarding copying the old racoon vpn from mountain lion server, but understand that shouldn't be necessary as Apple has allegedly fixed the problem.  Also do not want to have to redo everytime Apple pushes out a Server update.
First time I have ever setup VPN and seems close, but not quite, to working.
Thanks.....

Select the Network tab in AirPort Utility and click Network Options. In the sheet that opens, check the box marked
Allow incoming IPSec authentication
if it's not already checked, and save the change.

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