Are you running a third party firewall/internet protection service? I've seen 
those block VPN connections many times...

Jeff

From: Cameron [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2010 12:49 PM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: VPN issues

Good afternoon all,

I'm currently fighting with getting a Cisco VPN to work correctly on Win 7. 
I've installed a version that is supposed to be compatible with Win 7 (Ver. 
5.0.06.0160) and I actually get prompted from our VPN Concentrator (also Cisco) 
and it does show me as connected.

The problem....it won't let me into my bloody network! Can't ping or tracert a 
thing. I've checked network settings, etc and it *seems* to be ok. It's using 
the same Wireless stick on both my XP and Win7 machine, so I know the settings 
are the same for it. I've turned the firewall off on the Win 7 box for public 
network and still no joy.

Of course, the PHB only runs Win 7 and wants to be able to *cough* %work% from 
home, so he's bustin my butt to get this resolved.

Any ideas?

TIA

Cameron

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