I recently purchased a 64-bit Windows XP OS and i'm trying to get a Cisco VPN client to connect like before. I understand that you can't use the 32-bit version of the client on a 64-bit OS. I'm still not sure if this is an IPSEC or SSL VPN device, I should find out later today. I tried using Cisco's AnyConnect CPN Client but i'm having much luck. How do I iimport my .pcf profiles? Are the profiles compatible? Is this the correct client?
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BUT, there is a third party client called NCP Secure Entry Client. You can import your Cisco VPN client settings to this client. It's not freeware, but it solves the x64 Vista compatibility issue.
NCP Secure Entry Client: http://www.ncp-e.com/en/so
Cisco Anyconnect only works with an ASA appliance. No pix, no concentrator.
If this is a concentrator, try setting up pptp and use the native vpn setup in XP. It should work ok from home as long as only one person at a time is connected (it will not handle multiple connections from the same source IP like ipsec). I believe you can also set up PPTP on a pix, although I've never come across it.
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by: ikalmarPosted on 2009-09-29 at 07:35:01ID: 25449490
I regret to tell you, the Cisco vpn clien is not working on 64 bits OS, only Anyconncet, which not contains pcf files....