04-21-2005, 01:03 PM   #1

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Connect to a Cisco VPN

Hi!!!

How can connect to a Cisco VPN??

 
04-27-2005, 11:26 AM   #2

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Originally Posted by degoo

Hi!!!

How can connect to a Cisco VPN??

I have had excellent luck connecting my 6315 to our PIX using AnthaVpn

www.anthavpn.com

Although I purchased it through Worldnet21.com The version i purchased was a MOVIAN client that worked but was sketch. I emailed the sales rep and they sent me the more recent AnthaVPN for free.

Also important note: YOU CAN’T VPN with T-Mobile…. unless you call them and ask them to activate VPN on your account which cost me nothing with my $20 unlimmited plan. I had to change to connect my device to Internet3.voicestream.com rather then wap.voicestream.com… this didn’t work until they made the change on there end. Also they said it would take 72 hours and it only took about 5 minutes.

 
05-04-2005, 03:34 PM   #3

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tiancum

I have had excellent luck connecting my 6315 to our PIX using AnthaVpn

www.anthavpn.com

Although I purchased it through Worldnet21.com The version i purchased was a MOVIAN client that worked but was sketch. I emailed the sales rep and they sent me the more recent AnthaVPN for free.

Also important note: YOU CAN’T VPN with T-Mobile…. unless you call them and ask them to activate VPN on your account which cost me nothing with my $20 unlimmited plan. I had to change to connect my device to Internet3.voicestream.com rather then wap.voicestream.com… this didn’t work until they made the change on there end. Also they said it would take 72 hours and it only took about 5 minutes.

Hi! Where did you buy your copy of the VPN software.. I also have a 6315 and have not been able to locate a reliable source…

Thanks!

 
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