Hello : I have in my laptop a cisco vpn client. Is the only way to read my outlook exchange mail.
I have a token
http://www.dealtime.com/xPO-RSA_Security_100PK_RSA_SID_700_HW that i had to use the code with my password to get into my work network.
Ok the question is : Wich aplication can do this in WM5 JASJAR, like i do in my laptop with vpn cisco client.
Thnks a Lot
Luis,
Hi galinha!
A company called Apani Networks has software for windows mobile 2003 that allows you to connect to Cisco VPN 3000 services. There's a demo version available so you can check it for compatibility with your network and your PDA.
http://www.apani.com/vpn-clients/cisco-overview
Hi there,
is there a possible way to connect with my mobile phone to my windows desktop and controll him remote (i only need the putty inside the company to controll some server so the resolution is not a problem)
Bluefire VPN client for Windows Mobile will connect to Cisco VPN's
http://www.bluefiresecurity.com/
thanks this is half the way
doese there exist a Windows Mobile "remote desktop" solution that work ?
Is there away to install CISCO VPN Client on the universal device? instead of using MS client which I don't trust it as everyone does
If there's away please let me know how and where I can download the .cab file.
try this
AnthaVPN
http://www.anthasoft.com/index.php
I use this one (connection to a Cisco PIX):
http://www.ncp-e.com/
you can also try SSL vpn (web vpn) or anyconnect client.
What's wrong with the integrated VPN client
The integrated VPN client in Windows Mobile 6/6.1 is a standards based client, I don't know why you wouldn't want to use it? I currently have Cisco IOS Routers & PIX Firewalls configured to work with the integrated VPN client in Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista as well as Windows Mobile 6/6.1. I have disabled the PPTP stuff on the Cisco devices and only use the L2TP/IPSec with 3DES but it all works perfectly.
It took a while getting it working effortlessly but it does now Setup on the Client side is simple and easily supported - no worrying about 3rd party apps, I can't complain about any of it (not now anyway, at the time of testing and getting it all working might have been a different story.....).
Plus Cisco don't have a Windows Mobile VPN Client?
Andy
VPN Client
ADB100 said:
The integrated VPN client in Windows Mobile 6/6.1 is a standards based client, I don't know why you wouldn't want to use it? I currently have Cisco IOS Routers & PIX Firewalls configured to work with the integrated VPN client in Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista as well as Windows Mobile 6/6.1. I have disabled the PPTP stuff on the Cisco devices and only use the L2TP/IPSec with 3DES but it all works perfectly.
It took a while getting it working effortlessly but it does now Setup on the Client side is simple and easily supported - no worrying about 3rd party apps, I can't complain about any of it (not now anyway, at the time of testing and getting it all working might have been a different story.....).
Plus Cisco don't have a Windows Mobile VPN Client?
Andy
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I'm using it exactly the same way you just mentioned above, but when I look to iPhone comes with CISCO VPN client built-in so I suspect that there's one available for CISCO so I specify which tunnel name and so on since I designed different tunnels with different access levels. So if we deployed to the entire company will not meet company’s min. standard security to segregate or have different access level per tunnel.
I know that CISCO doesn’t have client as of yet for WM.
ynagy said:
I'm using it exactly the same way you just mentioned above, but when I look to iPhone comes with CISCO VPN client built-in so I suspect that there's one available for CISCO so I specify which tunnel name and so on since I designed different tunnels with different access levels. So if we deployed to the entire company will not meet company’s min. standard security to segregate or have different access level per tunnel.
I know that CISCO doesn’t have client as of yet for WM.
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You can have different access levels with the built-in VPN client, its all in the configuration of the back end though with your access servers and the authentication servers (Radius/Tacacs). Using a proprietary client seems to defeat the object of open standards doesn't it? Plus it's something else to support (and go wrong..)
My 2cents..
Andy
I am using SSL VPN .
Easy way to acess:
- WEBMAIL
- FileShare.
I am using the ASA 8.x version , wich presents a ver nice web page for mobile devices.
SSL VPN
I have a ASA55xx ver. 8.xx as well I like that, I think I should enable it and will do the trick without CISCO VPN Client
SSL VPN
I have enabaled SSL VPN on my ASA55xx and is working like sharm , I like it.
Thank you eveyone.
They provide that now.
Hey guys, I'm looking for a way to package an MMS message at a PC and use a mobile phone as the gateway. I am trying to remotely monitor a device and there is no available internet (but there is cell service) to do such a thing. I have several windows mobile phones (blackjack and fuze) and I'd like to use them as the passthrough.
Any ideas, or 3rd party libraries that would allow me to do such a thing on windows or linux?
Thanks!
Hello,
currently, my mobile network provider (giffgaff) do not support BIS/BES, so no bbm for me, so, would it be possible, to install windows server 2003 on my old pc connected to the internet, then install and exchange server, then install BES onto that, and get bbm that way?, would that actually work, or do i have to pay BB to use it, or anything, thanks for you help
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