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great - it worked! &nbsp;I also referenced an article at the following link - <a href="http://help.cs.umn.edu/offsite/vpn#nix_ins" rel="ugc">http://help.cs.umn.edu/offsite/vpn#nix_ins</a><br />
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a side-question - is there a gui app for automating/streamlining the VPN access through VPNC?
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great - it worked!  I also referenced an article at the following link - http://help.cs.umn.edu/offsite/vpn#nix_ins [http://help.cs.umn.edu/offsite/vpn#nix_ins]

a side-question - is there a gui app for automating/streamlining the VPN access through VPNC?

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you're right - the VPNclient is integrated with the version 1.2. &nbsp;thanks for pointing it out. also need to give credit to answering the question of 'how do i install'?
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you're right - the VPNclient is integrated with the version 1.2.  thanks for pointing it out. also need to give credit to answering the question of 'how do i install'?

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how can I install the Cisco IPSEC VPN client on Jolicloud? &nbsp;Appreciate any insight!
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how can I install the Cisco IPSEC VPN client on Jolicloud?  Appreciate any insight!

How to install applications in Jolocloud?

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