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If you enable your cisco vpn software to &quot;Enable Start Before Logon&quot; ther user will be forced to logonto your vpn prior to windows launch. &nbsp;This will enable your script to run at start up to map drives or what ever. &nbsp;It should also sync offline files and folders.(Not 100% sure on that) you should test.<br />
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to set the vpn options\windows logon properties in the 4.6 version 5.0 may be in a different place but it is still an option
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I have the &quot;Enable Start Before Logon&quot; set for our users that work remote 100% of the time. &nbsp;I was hoping to figure out a way to auto sync the offline files for users that use the Cisco VPN client periodically.
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Try this not sure if it will work though... &nbsp;After the user connects to vpn have them hit ctl-alt-del and chose &quot;log off&quot; might bring them back to the log on screen without killing vpn... &nbsp;Have them logon to see if it syncs.
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Oh, and to get to a logon prompt with the VPN Connected, don't forget to uncheck the box &quot;Disconnect VPN Connection When Logging Off&quot;. It is under the Start before logon setting above....
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Is there a way to auto sync the Windows offline files after connecting with the Cisco VPN Client? &nbsp;Right now, the users have to right click on the offline files icon in the system tray and then select syncronize. &nbsp;After that is done, they run the login script that they have saved on their desktop.<br />
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I have tried using the mobsync /logoff command line in our login script but it does not sync any of the offline files.
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Is there a way to auto sync the Windows offline files after connecting with the Cisco VPN Client?  Right now, the users have to right click on the offline files icon in the system tray and then select syncronize.  After that is done, they run the login script that they have saved on their desktop.

I have tried using the mobsync /logoff command line in our login script but it does not sync any of the offline files.

Auto Sync Offline Files with Cisco VPN Client

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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.