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Old 10-07-2004, 08:04 PM   #1
rdmapes
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Cisco VPN


All,
I am running cisco VPN on Fedora 2. I can log into the network, telnet around to where I need to go. My problem is if the terminal I am going to has graphics the screen does not paint. For example I use vncviewer to my desktop and I have a black screen. The screen does not refresh. I also tried to get to the intranet and I have the same problem.
I flushed iptables -F, no firewall to worry about. Still nothing?
Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Ron
 
  


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