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riggers 05-30-2003 05:14 AM

Cisco VPN client and Redhat 9
 
Has anyone had any joy in getting Cisco's VPN client to work in Redhat 9?
If so any pointers that may help?

labr@ 05-30-2003 10:40 AM

wireless?
 
Wireless? If it is wireless let me know cause it is a twitchy process. I don't want to explain it if it is wired. However, I can explain that one too.;)

riggers 06-03-2003 03:33 PM

Not wireless just your standard 3com ethernet card...

But to give you some background.
I have the cisco vpn client working through my xp partition without any problems.
I've brought across the profile to my redhat install.
when i try to connect using ./vpn_client connect myvpnhost.mydomain.com i get the following message:

"Cisco Systems VPN Client Version 3.7 (Rel)
Copyright (C) 1998-2002 Cisco Systems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Client Type(s): Linux
Running on: Linux 2.4.20-18.9 #1 Thu May 29 06:54:41 EDT 2003 i686

Incorrectly built binary which accesses errno, h_errno or _res directly. Needs to be fixed.
Enter Certificate password:
Initializing the IPSec link.
Failed to establish a connection."

Any ideas/help would be much appreciated.

Nick

labr@ 06-04-2003 10:39 PM

Couple Things
 
1. First there is something in the VPN client itself that could possible compiled/configured incorrectly becuase you are getting an error trying to access error reporting ????

2. Have you double checked all the connection scripts to make sure they are correct and that the values for your ethernet card are correct?

Question:
Did it work on a previous version of RedHat?

Suggestion:
recompile the RPM or intall from source


Let me know.

davsinc 06-25-2003 10:09 AM

Was there ever a resolution to this problem. I have run into the same exact thing. One note, the CVPND is in Red like that is where the problem lies. Did you have any success?

riggers 06-25-2003 10:25 AM

I could'nt actually work out how to recompile it, as to me it just appeared to be an installation script.

All my connection scripts were also fine.

So I was rather extreme in my approach.... being that I ended up going back to Redhat 8 until I've heard of someone who has Redhat 9 and cvpn working correctly :)

If you work it out under Redhat 9 let me know what you did!

Cheers

jarcogna 07-14-2003 11:34 PM

Cisco VPN client and Redhat 9
 
I have this working on RedHat 9, but the difference is I have VPN Client 4.0

vpnclient-linux-4.0.Rel-k9.tar.gz



Cisco User Guide


Hope this helps.

davsinc 07-15-2003 10:29 AM

Cisco VPNclient
 
Did you have to do anything speacial? I followed the directions to a the T! Hmmm!

jarcogna 07-15-2003 06:43 PM

It would seem that you VPN Client config file is setup differently than your VPN Server. Show me copies of both configs, and I should be able to sort it.

Cheers,
John

davsinc 07-15-2003 07:42 PM

Thanks for the offer. I know it's virtual private network, but it's still private. :o)

riggers 07-16-2003 05:26 AM

Well I took the plunge back into Redhat 9 again last night after seeing this post...
And 4.0 still did not work, i then managed to find a copy of 4.01 and it all works fine.

Cheers

davsinc 07-16-2003 08:24 AM

Cisco VPN
 
Where did you find it? On the website, I see no link for a version 4.1 or 4.0 client?

jchristman 07-16-2003 08:42 AM

The link for client 4.0 is on post #7.

riggers, could you post a link to the 4.01 client .

Thank you.

riggers 07-16-2003 10:00 AM

If you do a search on google you should be able to find it.

malcolmxavier 08-04-2003 10:56 AM

Re: wireless?
 
Quote:

Originally posted by labr@
Wireless? If it is wireless let me know cause it is a twitchy process. I don't want to explain it if it is wired. However, I can explain that one too.;)
Can you explain for wireless? Thanks


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