[Kvpnc-user] connection problem conexant (JAN NOVAK) Hi all,
I am using on my laptop windows XP Proffessional and to be able to connect from home into company network Cisco VPN Client. On my home pc I run Knoppix 5.0.1 version - linux based on Debian (installed on hard disk). I am trying to connect trough the last release of KVPNC using CISCO PCF Profile imported from my laptop from WINDOWS XP. I have changed here some parameters regards security reason it serves just for the generall review of my problem: This is how looks like my PCF file exported from the WINDOWS XP: cVPNAccessManager.pcf: [main] Host=cvpn.hvb.com AuthType=3 CertStore=2 CertName=Jan Novak (HVB CZ) CertSerialHash=68EBE30D85BTF80148C1155CD68FF574 EnableISPConnect=0 ISPConnectType=0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] SaveUserPassword=0 EnableBackup=0 EnableMSLogon=1 MSLogonType=0 EnableNat=1 TunnelingMode=0 TcpTunnelingPort=10000 SendCertChain=0 PeerTimeout=90 EnableLocalLAN=0 ISPConnect=GPC-6420 CertSubjectName=0.9.2342.19211311.100.1.1=#13086a85696e647b6172,[EMAIL PROTECTED],cn=Jan Novak (HVB CZ),l=ea,ou=prg-dc,o=hvb.com UserPassword= enc_UserPassword= Description= GroupName= GroupPwd= enc_GroupPwd= ISPCommand= NTDomain= BackupServer= CertPath= When I have created a new profile in KVPNC Application I filled up following fields regards information from cVPNAccessManager.pcf: Profile name: hvb Description: connection Connection type: Cisco (VPNC) IPSec-Gateway: cvpn.hvb.com Group password: -- IPSec-ID: -- Username: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Password: **************** Cisco PCF Profile import: I have successfully imported my cVPNAccessManager.pcf from WINDOWS XP. P12 Certificate import: I was not able to import my certificate from WIN XP as this is in format jannovak.pfx -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The question now is: 1) To be able to connect I need to change somehow the certificate jannovak.pxf to different format .p12 but I did not find in google how? 2) Another issue could be that KVPNC software requieres Group password: -- IPSec-ID: -- which are not present in my cVPNAccessManager.pcf as you can see. I spent about 4 day installing and configuring my home pc and investigating this issue on google. I will keep investigatin further more but I would be very gratefull for any help or comments regards my problem:). Thank you all in advance and Best Rgds from Prague and the Czech Republic. Jan Novak _______________________________________________ Kvpnc-user mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/kvpnc-user
