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07-24-06, 07:11 AM

I use Bluefire VPN to connect to a Cisco 3000 PIX. It only has one small issue on a Dell x51V - After a soft reset it starts up with WiFi running. You have to power off and then back on and then you can turn WiFi off. I had a similar problem with other VPN programs and the Dell. Also you have to remember to disable Proxies when you use it.
They have a trail version I recomend you try before purchasing. All VPN software seems expensive. Other VPN products are available from NCP Secure, Anthasoft and Apani. So far I have had both NCP and BlueFire working on the Dell with a Cisco PIX.

07-24-06, 07:11 AM	#2 (permalink)
Ollie Guest Posts: n/a	Vpn I use Bluefire VPN to connect to a Cisco 3000 PIX. It only has one small issue on a Dell x51V - After a soft reset it starts up with WiFi running. You have to power off and then back on and then you can turn WiFi off. I had a similar problem with other VPN programs and the Dell. Also you have to remember to disable Proxies when you use it. They have a trail version I recomend you try before purchasing. All VPN software seems expensive. Other VPN products are available from NCP Secure, Anthasoft and Apani. So far I have had both NCP and BlueFire working on the Dell with a Cisco PIX.