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Fix Cisco VPN driver problems
This trick partially worked for me (and many other people) only after the network admin set the default user domain on the Cisco VPN server. I can connect. I can use SMB, LDAP, IMAP and everything else I try except the thing I really need it for, AFP access.
Fix Cisco VPN driver problems
I haven't tried this personally, but you might try tunneling the AFP traffic through an SSH tunnel within the VPN tunnel. That would be a dirty, disgusting way of doing it though, not to mention pretty inflexible.
Fix Cisco VPN driver problems
Tunneling AFP over SSH works with and without the Cisco VPNClient on 10.4.
Fix Cisco VPN driver problems
Nothing works for me. I have tried this on my own back when the new dmg was posted on Cisco's site and thought that maybe I missed a step. I did not. I get something that I have not seen posted elsewhere yet: It says that I am connected but no packets go through and I cannot disconnect the session either. I must force quit just to move on.
This is a brand new 1.67 GHz Powerbook G4 with 1 GB of RAM. This stinks! I hope someone fixes it soon!
Fix Cisco VPN driver problems
I have exactly the same situation on my PowerBook 12" 1.33. Everything seems to work fine (the client says that I'm connected) and that's it, the connection isn't working and it is impossible to disconnect or to quit the program. I gave up and decided to wait for the next version. Thanks, Cisco! :-( |
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