ellandry

ok my wife uses a cisco VPN program on her laptop to connect to her work computer and remotely control it, check her email etc. I am trying to set my X5 up so that she can do the same thing from it. I have found a few VPN programs for pocket pc and have plugged in the same info I used on the laptop software, IP, group name, username password etc but not having much success. can anyone help me out here?

she has to login securly to the host ip using the software and then clicks on remote desktop connection which is under start/programs/accessories/communications and then enters the ip for her computer.

ellandry

ok I spoke to the techs and they say that I need to use a vpn client that supports IPsec/UDP I see the one in WM2003 does IPsec/L2TP. I also dont know how I would emulate the remote desktop connect that she has to do also after she logs in using vpn client. any help you techies out there?

Rishad

Have you tried something like MovianVPN (I think its known as AnthaVPN now)? Its supposed to support IPSec. Check out the trials and see if it works for you.

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ellandry

I have tried every VPN client I can find and cannot get connected to the host for nothing. the cisco client on the laptop does it in like 5 secs ARGH!

if anyone can help me I would appreciate it I need to get this working asap. I can type up the info that I put into the cisco client (not showing all the passwords etc if that would help.

Rishad

Have you tried bluefire? You'll find some good posts in this thread,
http://www.aximsite.com/boards/showthread.php?t=117352

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ellandry

I took the .pcf file from the laptop and tried to import it into Movianvpn but I get "Please enter the identity file password" I have tried every password im aware of and it did not work