Dear Andrew,

The VPN is getting connected and the settings are same in the Vaio and
the New laptop. Is there something that i need to check. The new laptop
works fine when iam in the office. But when iam out i cant access
outlook.

Regards,

Prado

Andrew McLaren;1301367 Wrote:[color=blue]
> prado wrote:[color=green]
> > I have bought a new laptop which has VistaBusiness and is in my[/color]
> office[color=green]
> > domain. I am trying to access my outlok from home by connecting Cisco
> > VPN but outlook shows disconnected. The same i do on my sony Vaio old
> > notebook and it works fine.[/color]
>
> Hi Prado
>
> Your best option is probably to contact the IT support folks at your
> company. Ask them to help configure the Cisco VPN Client on your new
> laptop.
>
> I would like to help you, myself. But the problem you are seeing could
> be caused by many different things. It is very difficult to
> troubleshoot
> this kind of configuration issue via a newsgroup. A solution could
> depend on the security settings on the Cisco VPN Router; the IP
> addressing your corporate network uses; the Exchange Server; firewall,
> or many other things.
>
> As you have a working laptop (the Sony Vaio) and the not-working laptop
> (the new Vista one): you can also compare the configurations
> side-by-side, and see what is different between them.
>
> To make a VPN connection, you will need a current Version of the Cisco
> VPN Client installed on your Vista laptop. The windows Firewall in
> Vista
> will also need to allow VPN connections to pass through. Normally the
> Cisco VPN software will make this adjustment for you, when you install
> it (but it is good to check).
>
> Good luck,
>
> Andrew
> --
> amclar at optusnet dot com dot au[/color]


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