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What version VPN client are you running. &nbsp;Does the client work if you are directly connected to another network?
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What version VPN client are you running.  Does the client work if you are directly connected to another network?

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http://attsupport.option.com/att/velocity [http://attsupport.option.com/att/velocity]

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Any time I connect to the internet via a ATT aircard, I am able to search the web and manuaver to differnt websites. &nbsp;I then connect to VPN (CISCO ASA 5510), I show that I am connected, I get a IP address from both the ATT network and the VPN network but now I have no network or internet. &nbsp;This is only happening on computers with Windows 7, the Windows Vista and XP computers have no issues.
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Any time I connect to the internet via a ATT aircard, I am able to search the web and manuaver to differnt websites.  I then connect to VPN (CISCO ASA 5510), I show that I am connected, I get a IP address from both the ATT network and the VPN network but now I have no network or internet.  This is only happening on computers with Windows 7, the Windows Vista and XP computers have no issues.

ATT Air Card - Windows 7 - CISCO VPN

Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.

Windows 7

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Cisco

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