QuickVPN from Vista Ultimate to WRVS440N (vpnserver.conf problem?)

Hi: I just installed a wrvs440n at home. Works great and I can remotely administer it no problem. I'm trying to set it up so I can VPN into my home network when I'm remote with my laptop running Vista Ultimate. I try to connect with the QuickVPN client. The WRVS440N is running latest firmware from linksys website (as of 12/28/07) and I have the latest QuickVPN client installed (1260).
It seems to work but after it goes through to the point of "Veryfying Network" it just hangs for awhile. Then it kicks up a message saying, "The remote gateway is not responding. Do you want to wait?"
The only clue I have is in the status.conf file located in the QuickVPN client program folder. It says, "All 1 wget requests did not return a valid vpnserver.conf".
There are several files in the QuickVPN client folder that get written during an attempted VPN connection. I copied them to the following link along with the LOG file from my WRVS440N router.
http://webpages.charter.net/rwpatterson357/temp/a/
What can the problem be?
best regards,
russ
p.s. I tested it with the QuickVPN client from an XP Pro machine running SP2. Same exact result.
Message Edited by rwpatterson357 on 12-29-2007 01:27 PM

Where do I get different versions of QuickVPN? I'm running the latest version from Linksys website.
All firewalls are disabled including everything I could think of disableing on the wvrs440n.
After an unsuccesful attempt at connecting i do not have a good network connection. Even after a reboot I don't. I have to disable the computers network adapter, reboot, and then re-enable the network adapter. I don't know what it is doing but Quick VPN seems to torpedo my system. Same result on both my Vista Ulmitate laptop and XP Pro SP2 laptop.
Is there a better router/VPN solution out there? I really don't want to mess with this for 3-4 days just hoping to make it work. I need something that will function and do so reliably and without requiring me to be a computer engineer.

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