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radiowc is offline radiowc
2010-01-26 , 17:49
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#11
Anyone can help or provide link? I am unable to download vpnc-gui

Nevermind...i got it thanks
Last edited by radiowc; 2010-01-26 at 17:53.
 
radiowc is offline radiowc
2010-01-26 , 18:12
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#12
Originally Posted by rentboy View Post
I haven't been successful connecting with my company's Cisco VPN with both of the N900's VPNC GUI's.

On VPNC GUI I get the following message:

"Connecting...
Launching vpnc, please be patient...
route: SIOCDELRT: No such process
sending state in dbus: connected
vpnc:
peer selected (single) DES as "encryption" method.
This algorithm is considered to weak today
If your vpn concentrator admin still insists on using DES
use the "--enable1des" option.
Child exited ...
Disconnected!"

How can I enable the 1des option with the GUI clients? Or do I need to execute VPNC through the command line? (I am a complete linux newbie, though, so step by step instructions would be greatly appreciated!)
I have the same problem too, anyone can help?

On VPNC GUI I get the following message:

"Connecting...
Launching vpnc, please be patient...
Connect banner:
My Companay Banner Message display correctly here.
route: SIOCDELRT: No such process
route: SIOCADDRT: Invalid argument
sending state in dbus: connected

Then nothing happened???????
Last edited by radiowc; 2010-01-26 at 19:33.
 
bmouring is offline bmouring
2010-01-26 , 20:07
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#13
Originally Posted by radiowc View Post
I have the same problem too, anyone can help?

On VPNC GUI I get the following message:

"Connecting...
Launching vpnc, please be patient...
Connect banner:
My Companay Banner Message display correctly here.
route: SIOCDELRT: No such process
route: SIOCADDRT: Invalid argument
sending state in dbus: connected

Then nothing happened???????
Yeah, those errors are due to attempting to remove a non-existant (at the time) TUN/TAP interface in some shell file under /etc/, I tracked it down but didn't get around to trying to fix it up (the shell file seems to be different that some of the other vpnc installs I have around).

After you've received the "dbus connect" message, back out of the window and try navigating to/pinging an intranet resource and see if it is indeed working. You might be pleasantly surprised
 

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cgilmer is offline cgilmer
2010-01-26 , 20:26
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#14
There needs to be some greater documentation on how to use this function... I've copied over the pcf file and tried to import it and nothing happens.
 
radiowc is offline radiowc
2010-01-26 , 20:26
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#15
Originally Posted by bmouring View Post
Yeah, those errors are due to attempting to remove a non-existant (at the time) TUN/TAP interface in some shell file under /etc/, I tracked it down but didn't get around to trying to fix it up (the shell file seems to be different that some of the other vpnc installs I have around).

After you've received the "dbus connect" message, back out of the window and try navigating to/pinging an intranet resource and see if it is indeed working. You might be pleasantly surprised
Unfortunately failed to ping.

When I press the "Disconnect" button, I get the following
:
Disconnecting...
Interrupt, terminating vpnc ...
route: SIOCDELRT: No such process
sending state in dbus: disconnected
VPNC started in foreground...
Connected!
Disconnected!


Huh? why at the last line it said "Connected" and then "Disconnected".hmmmmmm

Btw i am using VPNC GUI 0.4.1

Edit:
Okay, i think i found the problem, it is the banner that causing it is not able to proceed, because it need a accept the banner respond before it can complete. cos when I tried it on my windows xp, my vpn client cannot complete it connection until i accept the banner.

So how can i do it here with the VPNC GUI?
Last edited by radiowc; 2010-01-26 at 21:45.
 
radiowc is offline radiowc
2010-01-26 , 20:27
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#16
Originally Posted by cgilmer View Post
There needs to be some greater documentation on how to use this function... I've copied over the pcf file and tried to import it and nothing happens.
Totally agreed.
 
radiowc is offline radiowc
2010-01-27 , 21:16
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#17
On VPNC GUI I get the following message:

"Connecting...
Launching vpnc, please be patient...
Connect banner:
My Companay Banner Message display correctly here.
route: SIOCDELRT: No such process
route: SIOCADDRT: Invalid argument
sending state in dbus: connected

Then nothing happened???????

I know after the banner show up, it required respond to this banner in order to allow Continue to complete the login process.

How can i make it pass this screen?


Anyone?
 
hstende is offline hstende
2010-01-27 , 21:21
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#18
You have to minimize the application, and then you can start the programs.
When finnishing you open up the application and push disconnect
 
radiowc is offline radiowc
2010-01-28 , 16:20
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#19
Originally Posted by hstende View Post
You have to minimize the application, and then you can start the programs.
When finnishing you open up the application and push disconnect
Unfortunately doesnt works for me

Thanks for your help anyway.

What i get it all the connection will stop until i hit the disconnect button then I can go online again..
 
bull81 is offline bull81
2010-01-31 , 21:21
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#20
Hi

Same problem for me with banner.
Anyone knows how to accept the banner?

Would I be able to accept it from cli?
 
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