I did an in place upgrade from Windows XP Pro SP2 to Vista. Now my PPTP VPN
connection file to a corporate Cisco 3005 VPN Concentrator does not work as
before.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Do a clean uninstallation first and re-install the new version of Cisco VPN client.

How to uninstall Cisco VPN clientIn most cases, you uninstall the Cisco VPN Client by using the ... You can also use the Windows add/remove utility to uninstall Cisco VPN Client. ...
http://www.howtonetworking.com/cisco...vpnclient1.htm



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"Razman" wrote in message ...
I did an in place upgrade from Windows XP Pro SP2 to Vista. Now my PPTP VPN
connection file to a corporate Cisco 3005 VPN Concentrator does not work as
before.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

"Razman" wrote:

I did an in place upgrade from Windows XP Pro SP2 to Vista. Now my PPTP VPN
connection file to a corporate Cisco 3005 VPN Concentrator does not work as
before.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Hi Razman,

Are you using a MIcrosoft VPN client?
What is the error message and error code you see when you try to connect?

thanks
Aanand


"Razman" wrote in message
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"Razman" wrote:

I did an in place upgrade from Windows XP Pro SP2 to Vista. Now my PPTP
VPN
connection file to a corporate Cisco 3005 VPN Concentrator does not work
as
before.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Yes it is the Microsoft VPN Client. It seems to connect to the public IP
address of the Cisco 3005 VPN Concentrator, but it fails at authentication.
No specific error message is given. It just presents me with "Failed to
connect.." window with options to "Diagnose the problem", "Try again" or "Try
a different connection".

When I click "Diagnose the problem" link I get message that "Windows did not
find any problems with this computer's network connection."

Thanks

Razman

"Aanand Ramachandran" wrote:

Hi Razman,

Are you using a MIcrosoft VPN client?
What is the error message and error code you see when you try to connect?

thanks
Aanand


"Razman" wrote in message
...


"Razman" wrote:

I did an in place upgrade from Windows XP Pro SP2 to Vista. Now my PPTP
VPN
connection file to a corporate Cisco 3005 VPN Concentrator does not work
as
before.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Hi Razman,
I would really appreciate it if you could collect some logs and send
them to me. THis will help us investigate . Here is what we need

RAS Logs
Execute the following from elevated command prompt

• netsh ras set tr * en This enables RAS tracing
• recreate the issue
• netsh ras set tr * di This disabled RAS tracing

This will generate log files in the %windir%\tracing directory. Please
zip the files and send them to me

thanks
Aanand

"DRasco" wrote in message
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Yes it is the Microsoft VPN Client. It seems to connect to the public IP
address of the Cisco 3005 VPN Concentrator, but it fails at
authentication.
No specific error message is given. It just presents me with "Failed to
connect.." window with options to "Diagnose the problem", "Try again" or
"Try
a different connection".

When I click "Diagnose the problem" link I get message that "Windows did
not
find any problems with this computer's network connection."

Thanks

Razman

"Aanand Ramachandran" wrote:

Hi Razman,

Are you using a MIcrosoft VPN client?
What is the error message and error code you see when you try to connect?

thanks
Aanand


"Razman" wrote in message
...


"Razman" wrote:

I did an in place upgrade from Windows XP Pro SP2 to Vista. Now my
PPTP
VPN
connection file to a corporate Cisco 3005 VPN Concentrator does not
work
as
before.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.