RVS4000 VPN with iPad

[terry]

I just purchased a RVS4000 after chatting with a Cisco rep.  I want to set up a router at my office (RVS4000) that I can connect to from virtually anywhere with my iPad, log into a server on my network and run a Remote Desktop service.  The Cisco rep. told me that the RVS4000 was exactly what I needed.  So here is what I've done so far:

iPad(192.168.2.67)-->192.168.2.1(wirless router)-->Internet-->RVS4000-->(192.168.1.1)-->\\Server(192.168.1.33)

On the RSV4000 VPN tab IPSec VPN:

Tunnel name: Office

Local Security Type: IP only

IP address: (external IP address)

Local Security group: IP Address

IP Address 192.168.1.33

Remote Group: Any

IPSec setup: IKE w/preshared key

Group: 1024-bit (rest ARE DEFAULT)

PRESHARED key: XXXXXXXX

What am I doing wrong?

[Te-Kai Liu]

I don't think the QuickVPN Client that comes with RVS4000 runs on iPad.

Which IPsec Client software does your iPad have?  

[terry]

Not sure how to answer your question.  The native VPN software on the iPad offers: L2TP, PPTP ans IPSec.  The IPSec shows a Cisco logo (seems like this should work with Cisco) with the following fields:

Description (required), Server (required), Account (required), Password (ask every time), Use Certificate (greyed out), Group Name, Secret

and then there are the Proxy options Off, Manual, Auto

[Te-Kai Liu]

RVS4000 does not support the Cisco VPN Client, which is the VPN client software for the enterprise grade products.

[terry]

OK, I don't understand why not, but what about the Cisco Anyconnect ?