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Hello,
I have to use a recently provided ssl vpn to access work servers remotely with my vista laptop. But I only get limited access I can access a linux jump host and ssh to the other servers like that. But should be able to use http to access the servers. I succeed with http://remoteserver using my login on an XP machine belonging to someone else. But no joy with vista. Apparently only 1 or 2 people other have vista and both of them have the same symtoms as me. Enquires reveal that vista is not supported by the vpn. But all I want to do is work from home sometimes! Is there anything I could do to diagnose the problem and create a work around? Syd |
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Are they Vista 64 bit OS workstations? Not many VPN manufacturers support
the 64 bit OS. I am trying NCP, a client that is suppose to support this. I have alos heard that people have loaded virtualization on the PC with a 32 bit version of the OS that get the connection working. -- Bud "syd_p" wrote: Hello, I have to use a recently provided ssl vpn to access work servers remotely with my vista laptop. But I only get limited access I can access a linux jump host and ssh to the other servers like that. But should be able to use http to access the servers. I succeed with http://remoteserver using my login on an XP machine belonging to someone else. But no joy with vista. Apparently only 1 or 2 people other have vista and both of them have the same symtoms as me. Enquires reveal that vista is not supported by the vpn. But all I want to do is work from home sometimes! Is there anything I could do to diagnose the problem and create a work around? Syd |