09-14-2010 06:39 AM
A laptop has been using Cisco VPN client to successfully logon to our VP
N for quite some time. Client on XP SP3 and VPN Client v
5.0.06.0160. When launching the app nothing seems to happen
, but if you wait an hour a Cisco window opens saying "initiali
zing user interface components, then cinfiguring
user interface settings" and so on. The client
never gets to the login window. We've uninstalled using Control Panels-
Add or Remove Programs, then reinstalled- replaced the .pcf file, none of which resolves the problem and logs-in.
09-14-2010 08:21 AM
The fact that the VPN client just hang trying to connect it seems an issue with the client computer itself (maybe another software causing problems).
Also, the VPN client configuration might not be completed correctly on the VPN server side.
Could you try two things?
1. Try to connect from a different client machine
2. Post the configuration of the VPN server device.
Federico.
09-14-2010 08:44 AM
Frederico,
VPNed in from another PC with this user's credentials works fine. It can't be the credentials since the client PC never gets to the point where it's asked for. We just get the little white square window that shows briefly then shows the login window- when it's working correctly. In this case it's not working and the square window just stays open and it never gets to the login window.
09-14-2010 08:50 AM
George,
If another PC connects fine, then the VPN configuration on the VPN server must be ok.
This seems a problem specific to the computer.
What device is the VPN server? (ASA, concentrator, router)?
I ask just to make sure that there are no VPN filters that might be preventing this machine from connecting.
Federico.
10-14-2011 12:41 PM
No I've no solution. The user just stopped complaining- which is the best way to "fix" stuff!
10-14-2011 09:19 AM
Did you ever solve this, George? I have the same issue with a Win7 64 client, and this used to work on this laptop. All my other laptops work just fine, but this one hangs. I'm at the point where the only solution that I have that I know will work is to blow away the laptop and start from scratch.
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