From: The Magnet on 12 Feb 2010 23:32 Hi, I was running Vista 32 bit and I was able to VPN / remote desktop into my working using the Cisco VPN client. I've moved to Windows 7 64 bit. Since Cisco does not have a VPN client for 64 bit I have installed this Shrewsoft VPN client. I am able to make a successful VPN tunnel, but remote desktop refuses to connect telling me it does not know about my computer or IP, that being the machine at my work. I took my machine into work and we hooked it to an outside line, and it connected immediately using this Shrewsoft client. So, what am I missing here? It can't be the router (Linksys befsr41) because it worked with Vista 32 bit, it cannot be Windows as it worked at work. So, I'm lost and annoyed! Can anyone offer any suggestions? A VM is not happening because I have Home Premium. Help?
From: RCan on 13 Feb 2010 07:10 Hi, did you had tried to use the Cisco Anyconnect VPN client for x64 bit environments ? http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps8411/prod_maintenance_guides_list.html Regards Ramazan "The Magnet" <art(a)unsu.com> wrote in message news:74d56d10-546a-4005-98d3-6d9d311d7a34(a)r24g2000yqd.googlegroups.com... > > Hi, > > I was running Vista 32 bit and I was able to VPN / remote desktop into > my working using the Cisco VPN client. > > I've moved to Windows 7 64 bit. Since Cisco does not have a VPN > client for 64 bit I have installed this Shrewsoft VPN client. I am > able to make a successful VPN tunnel, but remote desktop refuses to > connect telling me it does not know about my computer or IP, that > being the machine at my work. > > I took my machine into work and we hooked it to an outside line, and > it connected immediately using this Shrewsoft client. > > So, what am I missing here? It can't be the router (Linksys befsr41) > because it worked with Vista 32 bit, it cannot be Windows as it worked > at work. > > So, I'm lost and annoyed! Can anyone offer any suggestions? A VM is > not happening because I have Home Premium. > > Help?
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