QuickVPN and Routeur VPN WRVS4400n

Hi,
I use a WRVS4400n in my office. The configuration is ok.
I would like configure a VPN connection.
The remote control in HTTPS is OK.
For the VPN, I use QuickVPN on Windows XP SP2.
When i connect the VPN, i get a error message from the software :
"the remote gateway is not responding."
On windows, i desactivate the firewall and the connexion doesn't work.
On the router, i desactive the firewall, modify the mtu to 1400, desactivate the IPS, DOS and 'block the wan request.
And nothing, i have always the error message.
What do i do ?
thanks alot

raviex81 wrote:
Did you try different computer or use the 1.2.8 quick vpn utility?
I'm on the XP system and the last version for this systel is 1.1.0 !
And i tried on three differents computers running on XP (I don't have Vista system).
thank for your help.

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