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It seems that CPP leaves OS X users SOL.I'm using VPN client 4.7.00(0510) in Mac OS X Panther 10.3.9. Our server apparently is configured to push CPP to the clients, which are set to "Stateful Firewall (Always On)". (This is on my Dell laptop runni...
Problem: Connection to my comany server fails and I get the message:"Secure VPN Connection terminated locally by the Client.Reason 414: Failed to establish a TCP connection."I'm using client 4.7.00(0510) on my Mac. I had the same problem with 4.6.0...
I eventually gave up - and believe there is no solution.Fortunately for me another Mac user in the company tipped me off to a server that doesn't require this nonsense, so I just use that and all is well.Haven't been able to use the Tiger built-in VP...
Look for my other posts about Centralized Protection Policy CPP. I'm pretty sure that's my problem; the Mac client can't respond properly and thus cannot connect to the server looking for Windows-only responses.
1- No, I'm not sure what I'm connecting to. At one time it was a Cisco 3000 VPN, but that was before the problem started.2 - On the Mac, nothing (it's usually on but I've turned it off while trying to solve this) and on the Dell I believe the VPN cl...
Was this so dirty a question that no one can answer?I'm just looking for:1) Confirmation that CPP disables Mac clients from connecting and2) Whether there is a solution at the server that could allow CPP to continue functioning for the Windows crowd ...
Well, as I said, my settings are all as imported from my Dell laptop (which connects successfully) into my Mac (which doesn't). So every setting I can check on either VPN client is identical. And in my case, we're using IPSec over TCP.Here are more...
