How does one add the custom graphics to the VPN Client? I'm using the Install Shield Install, because the .msi one looked too hard to customize with transforms and such. I have an oem.ini file, and I've changed the settings in that OK (like program name, and install path), but I can't figure out how to replace any of the graphics? The Documentation only says: "Table 5-2 lists the GUI image (portable network graphic) files that the VPN Client uses. If you want to replace any of them with your own image files, you must name your image files exactly as shown in the list; otherwise, the VPN Client GUI does not recognize them." But it never says WHERE to put these files. Also it never says if they need to be noted in the oem.ini file, and if they do I don't know the syntax to use! Anybody done this? How? ... View more

How does one add the custom graphics to the VPN Client? I'm using the Install Shield Install, because the .msi one looked too hard to customize with transforms and such. I have an oem.ini file, and I've changed the settings in that OK (like program name, and install path), but I can't figure out how to replace any of the graphics? The Documentation only says: "Table 5-2 lists the GUI image (portable network graphic) files that the VPN Client uses. If you want to replace any of them with your own image files, you must name your image files exactly as shown in the list; otherwise, the VPN Client GUI does not recognize them." But it never says WHERE to put these files. Also it never says if they need to be noted in the oem.ini file, and if they do I don't know the syntax to use! Anybody done this? How? ... View more

I am a little confused in trying to best configure bandwidth management for our Hub and Spoke DMVPN router network over the WAN. How would one configure a router to best handle traffic flow out a WAN link, where the router 'sees' the network as fast ethernet, but in the 'internet' a much smaller maximum throughput rate is set (like standard T1 or Cable modem speeds)? Or is there really nothing to do? I understand that regular TCP/IP flow controls should scale back data transfer when it detects packet loss; but what about any UDP flows, or the like? The actual setup: We have DMVPN hub with ethernet interfaces, connected to internet via a 6Mbps rate limited ethernet line to ISP. The LAN AND WAN ethernet interfaces on our router itself run at 100Mbps. All the remote spokes have 10Mbps ethernet interfaces connected to T1 terminators or cable/DSL lines. 99.9% of the traffic leaving all the routers is the IPSEC traffic from the DMVPN. We want some sort of QoS policy to give priority to things like interactive intranet web-browsing, odbc database transactions, and voip (3com nbx not cisco) traffic through the DMVPN tunnels, leaving general backup-type file transfers, email, ftp, and other large-data, non-interactive sessions as a lower priority. It seems like this should be setup to rate limit/prioritize the traffic to the ISP's Max line speed before encrypting and tunneling takes place; but how? Right now there is NO form of QoS or queueing or anything. I believe as a result, we do in fact see consistent drops of non-tcp/ip traffic, (like pings) on and off. Also things like the afformentioned web browsing are extremely slow and laggy--but latency across the networks are stable between 50 and 100 ms. Which should be perfectally acceptable for web-browsing. This leads me to believe it's a problem due to basic traffic drops trying to push all this LAN traffic over a WAN. I've tried to research this, and think i understand on a basic level HOW QoS works, and it sounds like a good idea, but I'm a little unsure which type to use, and I have a BIG problem trying to understand specifically how to implement it. Thank you for any help, -Shawn ... View more