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Hi Folks, One of your communications providers switched who they use so some of our IP addresses changed. It was planned so no big deal or it seemed :-) Part of the change included the IP address for our Cisco PIX VPN. So we let all remote users know what to change and for 98+ % were fine. On the others it has been a BEAR. They WILL not connect. The one I did get to connect I had to COMPLETELY remove the Cisco VPN Client, Add/Remove AND deleting the subdirectory(s) it created or it remembers the configuration . Does anyone know if the IP address is cached, etc. somewhere else ? Thanks ! Chuck
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