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Cisco VPN Client cannot connect after upgrade

Asked by jdavidsbs in IPSec Security Protocol, Virtual Private Networking (VPN), Cisco PIX Firewall

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Hello,
I was running Cisco VPN Client ver 4.6 on my PC at home and a laptop at work.  I upgraded the work laptop to version 5 and tested it using a dial-out connection and everything worked great.  I brought the laptop home to use on my DSL and the client won't connect.  I disconnected from my home network, connected through dial-up again and everthing worked okay again.  So at this point I am thinking that it is a problem with the laptop.  I go to my home PC which still has version 4.6 on it, and it connects okay.  Now, I know this was silly, but I then upgraded the PC to version 5 and now I have the same situation on it as the laptop.
The VPN log ends with a DEL_REASON_IKE_NEG_FAILED error.
Is there something in version 5 that could cause this?
I am running XP SP2 on both systems and the PIX that I am connecting to is running 6.3
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