Hello Jan, > 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:
> CertStore=2 > CertName=Jan Novak (HVB CZ) > CertSerialHash=68EBE30D85BTF80148C1155CD68FF574 > CertSubjectName=0.9.2342.19211311.100.1.1=#13086a85696e647b6172,e=Jan.Novak >@dhl.com,cn=Jan Novak (HVB CZ),l=ea,ou=prg-dc,o=hvb.com UserPassword= This connection requires certificate support. > 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 Right. > 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. Currently vpnc does not support certificates. Its planned but not implemented. If vpnc support that, I'll made support for it in KVpnc. > 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:). Currentyl I think the only way is to use the original cisco vpnc client which requires to build a own kernel module and is not free. I had think about to made suport for the original cisco client but only 2-3 people have ask for that and 99,9% dont need it really (certificate support), so I think its too much work for some people. Best regards Christoph -- Linux User Group Wernigerode http://www.lug-wr.de/
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