Hello Jörg-
I did get this reply:
>Hello John,
>
>My name is Vikas and as per the case notes I have closed the service request
>#607449389.
>
>Rupam has already forwarded your request to the concerned department.
>We hope to provide you support on Solaris VPN Client in future.
>
>In case you think that this case needs a second opinion you can call CRC at
>800 553 2447 to get it re queued >and reassigned.
>
>I wish you merry Christmas and have a great New Year.
>
>Regards
>
>Vikas Saxena
>TAC Engineer - VPN
>Cisco Systems Inc.
Hidden support? That's interesting. The release notes from the newest version
states that it does indeed officially support Solaris 10:
Cisco VPN Client Readme file
============================
This file describes the contents of the Cisco VPN Client files for the Solaris
platform
Refer to the Bug Navigator on Cisco Connection Online for open issues:
http://www.cisco.com/support/bugtools/bugtool.shtml
Revision: Release 4.6.02.0030
Files: vpnclient-solaris-4.6.02.0030-k9.tar.Z
Contents:
Remember that the VPN Client Releases 3.7.2 and higher no longer support the
ipdptp dialup interface on Solaris platforms.
This release officially supports Solaris 10.
Resolved Issues
CSCdz23397 unity client will not import netscape 7 certificates
CSCef26762 unity solaris overwrites /etc/system on uninstall
CSCeg44345 unity solaris interface binding count too low ce0 ce202000
Unresolved issues
CSCeh44603 unity solaris 10 ppp fails
Revision: Release 4.6.Rel
Files: vpnclient-solaris-4.6.00.0045.Rel-k9.tar.Z
Contents: - See Release Notes for Release 4.6 at:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/vpn/client/index.htm
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So how was/is the "hidden" support utilized on older Solaris releases?
I'll keep the thread updated if I get any further responses from Cisco.
Thanks-
John
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