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Tried this in PCTECH but no joy so ...
Anyone had any experience of using Cisco's AnyClient to connect to
multiple hosts?
Right now I'd have to rename it Any(asLongAsOnlyOneIsDefined)Client. As
soon as I define a new connection (and the new connection does work) the
previous "disappears" and will not allow me to reconnect even if I re-enter
the required information.
Note I am NOT trying to connect to multiple systems at the same time -
just one by one.
Jon Paris
www.partner400.com
www.SystemiDeveloper.com
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