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Cisco VPN Client installation on Windows XP
Hi,
I'm trying to install Cisco VPN client on an Windows XP OS having service Pack 2 installed, but installation prematurly exits without any error message. I have around 20 dell computers with windows XP & service pack 2, i'm facing same problem while I try to install cisco VPN client.
Any workarounds available to get the VPN client installed successfully in windows XP?
Thanks
Parshu
I'm trying to install Cisco VPN client on an Windows XP OS having service Pack 2 installed, but installation prematurly exits without any error message. I have around 20 dell computers with windows XP & service pack 2, i'm facing same problem while I try to install cisco VPN client.
Any workarounds available to get the VPN client installed successfully in windows XP?
Thanks
Parshu
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What version of the VPN client are you running? Is it 4.6? If not, upgrade to it since it's the most current.
Ok, go ahead and reenable the firewall, then goto the following site and try there method, if you read the feedback you'll be sure to get it up and running. You'll get it, I promise.
good luck,
Jorden
good luck,
Jorden
Make sure you uninstall any previous VPN client apps (cisco or otherwise).
Also remove any unneccesary (sp??) protocols, particularly 'Deterministic Network Enhancer', if you used other VPN clients they may not have cleaned up properly after the undelete.
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Jorden,
Can you let me know the site address where you want me to go to solve my problem?
Thanks
Parasuram
Can you let me know the site address where you want me to go to solve my problem?
Thanks
Parasuram
Parasuram,
http://www.peterprovost.org/archive/2004/08/12/1754.aspx
Note: Be sure to read the added comments towards the bottom (only if the instructions trouble you).
Thanks,
Jorden
http://www.peterprovost.org/archive/2004/08/12/1754.aspx
Note: Be sure to read the added comments towards the bottom (only if the instructions trouble you).
Thanks,
Jorden
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