02-09-2010 03:45 PM
Hello everyone,
Recently I've updated my Mac with the new Snow Leopard OS. From that day on, whenever I try to access the Google website or anything somewhat related to it I can't (Gmail, Youtube, and other sites that have Google's adds).
Before the update I used a Cisco VPN client v4.9.01.0100 for Mac and everything worked just fine. When I updated, this client wasn't compatible with the new OS so I passed to the newest version: v4.9.01.0180
The most interesting thing is that just after (5 minutes) I connect to the VPN server it works just fine. Passed that time, the browsers (I've tried Safari, Firefox,...) don't load the Google's sites.
I've tried windows with a client version 5 and it works just fine (even after many minutes). With a connection that is not VPN, it works just fine in mac also (iPhone 3G connection).
Another two facts that are also important is that when I ping www.google.com through the Terminal it responds very fast. If I use the numbers from the IP, in this case: 209.85.229.103. And put it on the browser it loads the website. I've already changed the DNS's, but didn't succeed.
I'm sure is something related with the configuration of the client or the OS, but I don't know what. If someone could help me I would be very glad....
Thanks for the help.
02-10-2010 12:54 AM
Hi,
Try the native vpn client that comes with Mac. You will have to uninstall the Cisco client first?
Thanks
John
02-10-2010 02:06 AM
I've already tried. But didn't succeed also... Maybe there is another way?
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