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hello
I need a vpn client software from cisco to tunneling my
internet to contact my buisenessserver (policy of my
company)
but i get no contact with the server
failuremessage:
Secure VPN Connection terminated lacally by the client
Reason 412: The remote peer is no longer responding.

Has anybody an idea what`s wrong ????
thanks
bernhard

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Bernhard,

Hmmm. Can you be more specific about your network setup?
What kind of router or firewalls are you using?

My simple setup uses a Linksys BE-series router (with
firewall built-in). I plug my DSL into it and plug my
VPN PC into the router. I do not use any software
firewall except WinXP and ZoneAlarm. If you have
problems, shutdown ZoneAlarm. WinXP firewall causes no
noticeable problems with VPN.

Linksys is owned by Cisco, so VPN tunnels fly through it
easily.

The error message you receive may arise from a couple
possible sources. Your firewall(s) are closing down a
port you need for VPN, or your company's VPN server is
probing your ports and finding them insecure.

Hope this helps.


>-----Original Message-----
>hello
>I need a vpn client software from cisco to tunneling my
>internet to contact my buisenessserver (policy of my
>company)
>but i get no contact with the server
>failuremessage:
>Secure VPN Connection terminated lacally by the client
>Reason 412: The remote peer is no longer responding.
>
>Has anybody an idea what`s wrong ????
>thanks
>bernhard
>.
>

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