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1. Shrew soft vpn client great how to#
2. Shrew soft vpn client great 64 Bit#
3. Shrew soft vpn client great update#
4. Shrew soft vpn client great password#
5. Shrew soft vpn client great windows 7#

I use internet wirelessly at home (DLink router) and as I could make VPN work at my workplace, I thought my home internet setup was the problem. Although I could apparently connect to the VPN system, it would drop out quickly afterwards, also I couldn’t map my workplace network drives (I was running a separate logon script for this).Īt work, using my laptop to connect to the wireless network there, then connecting to VPN with Shrew Soft and running the logon script worked, although i noticed it dropped out quickly. Installation ran smoothly, I imported the Cisco.

Shrew soft vpn client great 64 Bit#

(Apparently, in a workplace of thousands, no-one has yet used 64 bit !!! but the incompetence of our IT support for another day). I got the Shrew Soft v 2.1.5 from my workplace as they use Cisco normally but this doesn’t support windows 64 bit. (Please note I’m working at the limits of my IT knowledge here and may not describe everything correctly, feel free to ask more questions.)

Shrew soft vpn client great windows 7#

I have just got Shrew Soft to work with my windows 7 64-bit system (professional) on a Asus Notebook UL20A and thought I’d comment as it seens like many others are having similar problems to me. When I import it, I don’t have to make a configuration change like I did with the Cisco.

Shrew soft vpn client great password#

Shrew soft vpn client great update#

Expect an update in a week or two about whether I think the Shrew Soft VPN Client is stable. Now the only question time will tell is how stable it is. It took me some time to figure it out, but it works. I have to say that I am very impressed with Shrew Soft. I had to change the PFS setting to “group 2”. pcf file, I only had to make one configuration change. As I mentioned to others on the list, try playing with the PFS setting or enabling the cisco-udp NAT-T option. If it gets to the ‘tunnel enabled’ point, that means you completed phase1, Xauth and modecfg negotiations. The key piece of information I needed was this: The developer has a mailing list, as you saw with one of my links above. Hopefully for some of you, it worked first time for you when you imported the. I think I am about going to email the developer, but I sure don’t want to bug him. – There is not really any clear failure reason for a user. I had to right-click on the “Trace Utility” shortcut and choose “Run as administrator” then I was able to turn on debugging. There is a program under Start | All Programs | Shrew Soft VPN Client called “Trace Utility” that is installed with the Shrew Soft VPN Client can be used for debugging.

Shrew soft vpn client great how to#

Now I just have to figure out how to configure it to connect here at work.Īll right I am back again and I am trying to debug. Horray!!!Īfter installing, I tested undocking my laptop from its docking station and then docking my laptop, and again, no blue screens, so I think it is good to go. I installed it and it requested a reboot so I rebooted, and the first good news is that I didn’t blue screen when my workstation booted up. Actually they now have a release version on their download site but there is a beta of the next version (Update ) 2.1.6-beta-6 that your may want to use (or a later version if you are reading this well after I wrote or updated it). However they have a new version that is out that is for Windows 7 64 bit. I came across ShrewSoft’s VPN Client a while ago, but it originally blue screened my Windows 7 box, but it was a version that didn’t support Windows 7. ( UPDATE: I got ShrewSoft’s VPN Client working, so keep reading down below.) So I went in search of another VPN client. Ok, so I couldn’t get Cisco’s VPN client to work for Windows 7 64 bit.