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October 1st 07, 03:51 PM
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Cisco VPN and Vista
On XP, if I wanted to VPN into work, a feature would allow Cisco VPN to be
launched at the logon screen, so a connection can be established prior to logging on to the PC. I've tried using cached credentials, but since my network uses Kerberos, my cached token is not renewed after i 1) logon with cached credentials, then 2) establish a VPN. The feature is no longer in the program, which leads me to believe that Vista no longer allows programs to be launched at the logon screen. Is this true? -- A+, Net+ 
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