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A client of ours needs to connect via a Cisco vpn client for Vista. &nbsp;For all other vpn users to install we created a profile and with the install shield versions it was easy to copy the pcf profile file into the installation folder and then zip it up again and it would automatically get placed in the client profile folder on installation. &nbsp;But currently, the recent versions where the Cisco vpn client supports Vista are MSI packages (5.0.01.0600,5.0.00.0340).<wbr /> &nbsp; Just verifying this....is it correct that we cannot do our 'easy way' now until an installshield package comes out (we would prefer not to mess with building MSI transforms) ? &nbsp;Is it likely a Cisco vpn installshield package coming out?<br />

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A client of ours needs to connect via a Cisco vpn client for Vista.  For all other vpn users to install we created a profile and with the install shield versions it was easy to copy the pcf profile file into the installation folder and then zip it up again and it would automatically get placed in the client profile folder on installation.  But currently, the recent versions where the Cisco vpn client supports Vista are MSI packages (5.0.01.0600,5.0.00.0340).   Just verifying this....is it correct that we cannot do our 'easy way' now until an installshield package comes out (we would prefer not to mess with building MSI transforms) ?  Is it likely a Cisco vpn installshield package coming out?


Cisco vpn client for Vista - distribute profile with MSI version?

A virtual private network (VPN) is a network that uses a public telecommunication infrastructure, such as the Internet, to provide remote offices or travelling users access to a central organizational network securely. VPNs encapsulate data transfers using secure cryptographic methods and other security mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can access the network and that the data cannot be intercepted.