Cisco Vpn Clients Free Of Charge

Cisco Vpn Clients Free Of Charge

This thin design, IPSec implementation is available via Cisco.com for use with any Cisco central site remote access VPN product and is included free of charge with the Cisco VPN 3000 Concentrator.

VPN access policies and configurations are downloaded from the central gateway and pushed to the client when a connection is established, allowing simple deployment and management as well as high scalability.

So long as I can do this with Apple VPN I can survive but why cant Cisco get this working Searching the web shows I am not the only one seeing Error 51.

I do, however, recommend using this with Shimo, an alternate GUI that gives you much more integration with the OS.

For folks with Leopard and.Mac, give the beta of Shimo 2.0 a try.

That addresses issues with Back to My Mac that Im sure Cisco hasnt even thought about as well as longstanding pains with Fast User Switching.

When a VPN connection is active, its not possible to connect to AFP shares or do VNC screen-sharing on other Macs on the same LAN.

With a VPN connection active, its still possible to mount an AFP share on the NAS, even though shares on other Macs are inaccessible.

An active VPN connection causes advertised servers to drop off the net.

Lets wait for Leopard 10.5.2 before making a final judgment.

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Cisco Vpn Clients For Mac