Connecting to CISCO VPN from windows mobile 6.1 (Samsung Omnia i900)

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• 2009年3月17日 20:33Eric HicksMVP, 版主

   
  

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  Windows Mobile natively supports PPTP and L2TP/IPSec connections.  Most Cisco installs I've seen support pure IPSec.  There used to be a great program by bluefiresecurity which worked great with pure IPSec connections it seems that the company is no longer around.  Looks like the search is back on for a good IPSec client.

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• 2009年6月10日 13:47Justin A Rush

   
  

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  I would love to be able to do this as well... we use a certificate and user/pass based ipsec auth.  If anyone knows of a solution out there I would be very interested in hearing about.
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• 2009年7月2日 16:18Justin A Rush

   
  

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  There is a windows mobile version of the cisco anyconnect client.  I have this installed and while I am able to connect to our VPN and browse internal web pages, I am unable to RDP or SSH anywhere.  Is this a problem with the way the VPN works on windows mobile?

  • 已建议为答案olosz 2009年7月10日 19:09
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• 2009年7月5日 14:23Eric HicksMVP, 版主

   
  

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  Check with your IT department they may have access to RDP and SSH blocked through vpn.  As long as the tunnel is established the device will use it but there may be policies applied on the enpoint to control what gets access across the vpn. 

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• 2009年7月17日 23:06kalipso

   
  

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  There is a windows mobile version of the cisco anyconnect client.  I have this installed and while I am able to connect to our VPN and browse internal web pages, I am unable to RDP or SSH anywhere.  Is this a problem with the way the VPN works on windows mobile?

  
  Can you tell me the name of the windows installation required to allow windows 6 device to access cisco vpn environment.
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