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Posted by on February 14, 2007, 7:10 pm
Please log in for more thread options I can connect to my corporate network all ok. New machines with Vista on, and 4.15 doesnt work - ok I find a beta version for vista on the web - version 6_07.007. This installs ok, i try to connect to work and nothing, it says cannot connect to host. The XP machine can still connect and they are on the same network so i dont believe its a firewall problem (just a firewall in the router, which supports IPSEC pass through), my windows firewall is turned off. Is there a need for the server side to be able to recognise the new client or should it work anyway? also is there a way of testing network connectivty (e.g. telnetting to a port), my web searches say it listens on port 500 UDP but I dont know how to test if i can connect to it. Thanks for any advice Dave | |||||||||||||
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Posted by MC on February 15, 2007, 5:42 pm
Please log in for more thread options server. However I am assuming since you were using a 4.15 client that you may be low enough version of server code that an upgrade may be necessary for the 6_07.007 client. Most of the time the server needs to be at least the version or higher than the client versions. | |||||||||||||
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Posted by John on May 4, 2007, 2:30 pm
Please log in for more thread options The Nortel VPN Client for Vista must be installed by an Administrator and in
XP compatibility mode. Failure to install in XP compatibility mode will result in errors during the installation of the VPN drivers. If this occurs, set eac607d.exe for XP compatibility mode and reinstall. John > Hi, currently been using the 4.15 of the contivity client with XP and
> I can connect to my corporate network all ok. > > New machines with Vista on, and 4.15 doesnt work - ok I find a beta > version for vista on the web - version 6_07.007. > > This installs ok, i try to connect to work and nothing, it says cannot > connect to host. The XP machine can still connect and they are on the > same network so i dont believe its a firewall problem (just a firewall > in the router, which supports IPSEC pass through), my windows firewall > is turned off. > > Is there a need for the server side to be able to recognise the new > client or should it work anyway? > > also is there a way of testing network connectivty (e.g. telnetting to > a port), my web searches say it listens on port 500 UDP but I dont > know how to test if i can connect to it. > > Thanks for any advice > > Dave > | |||||||||||||
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> I can connect to my corporate network all ok.
>
> New machines with Vista on, and 4.15 doesnt work - ok I find a beta
> version for vista on the web - version 6_07.007.
>
> This installs ok, i try to connect to work and nothing, it says cannot
> connect to host. The XP machine can still connect and they are on the
> same network so i dont believe its a firewall problem (just a firewall
> in the router, which supports IPSEC pass through), my windows firewall
> is turned off.
>
> Is there a need for the server side to be able to recognise the new
> client or should it work anyway?
>
> also is there a way of testing network connectivty (e.g. telnetting to
> a port), my web searches say it listens on port 500 UDP but I dont
> know how to test if i can connect to it.
>
> Thanks for any advice
>
> Dave
>