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  3. November 2006

Cisco VPN problem

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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