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Hello all,Good afternoon,When I'm wirelessly and establish a VPN session using Cisco AnyConnect VPN client my wireless connection goes down and I see that red "X" just like if there was no signal. Upon quitting the VPN client, wireless immediately co...
Hello guys,Good morning,I have recently installed the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client and everty time the VPN gets connected my Wireless LAN goes down.Have you ever seen this issue before ?Thanks,Michel Alonso
Hello all,I have two Catalyst 4003 Switches connected via trunk. Both are running the same VTP versions, password and domain. One of them is Transparent and the other a client. The show trunk on both sides are showing "*" indicating VTP Domain mismat...
Hello guys,Following a recommendation received from a colleague at the Wireless forum, I went to Control Panel -> Network Connections and opened Properties for the "Cisco AnyConnect VPN Clien Connection", then unchecked "Odyssey Client Driver" (Odyss...
Thanks a lot for the assistance !!I went to Control Panel -> Network Connections and opened Properties for the "Cisco AnyConnect VPN Clien Connection", then unchecked "Odyssey Client Driver" (Odyssey Client Manager is the software we use to manage ou...
Hi Tim,This is a Windows machine running Windows XP SP2.I had a similar issue around two years ago with a Checkpoint client and to resolve it, I had to disable an option called "Office Mode", but at the Cisco AnyConnect Client I'm using I didn't see ...
Thanks for the prompt reply, but I'm not sure if it applies to my situation here...It is not that I can't access LAN resources, the Wireless NIC actually goes down, I see that red "X" in the wireless icon, just like if there was no signal.If I start ...
