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VPN Client
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I want to connect to client network via VPN. I created new connection at My network places with all required info (IP etc) but i could not connect to cleint. Error 800. But If i install cisco client then i am able to connect with same information. Can you please tell why it is so. Also what is the difference between two strategies? Regards Rajiv |
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Re: VPN Client
Obviously, the work VPN is compatible with the Cisco client.
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09-25-2008, 10:15 PM
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Re: VPN Client
thanks
But my question is still pending. What if i dont have cisco client installed ? I created a new network connection in my network places. But could not connect through it. Is having some cisco client mandatory? Regards |
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09-26-2008, 08:15 AM
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Re: VPN Client
It would appear for that specific VPN endpoint that the Cisco client is required. That's based on the limited information I have.
Ask the person that administers the VPN what the requirements are.
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