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Nortel VPN v4 over W2K

Windows 2000
Nortel Contivity v4_15
Connection is directly from DSL modem to Laptop PC (no router, no firewall)

The DSL works fine.

My VPN client worked sporadically, and the IT department suggested that i upgrade to the latest version.  After upgrading to the latest version, I began receiving the error message "waiting for banner text" while trying to connect to the VPN tunnel, then it would time out.  I ended up reinstalling Win2k, then loaded the client (first thing), and it worked fine.  Then i began to reinstall the different apps that are required (email client, updated internet browser, printer, etc..) and I started receiving the same message (banner text).  I have
since uninstalled all but the vpn client, and it still won't work.  I have even stopped as many services as Windows will allow, but still nojoy.

What is causing this?

thx...
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Apparently one of the updates is causing a conflict.

I would notify Nortel and see if they have any patches.

Document all that is installed.

They may request the info.

Run
MSinfo32 ( search for it ) for a good list of info on the hardware and SW and versions.

How much RAM do you have ?

I hope this helps !
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