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Release Notes for VPN Client, Release 4.0 through Release 4.0.5.D
OL-5450-10
If the VPN Client is uninstalled, the next time the NTS EnterNet 300 PPPoE
version 1.41 is used the message, “EnterNet could not find the (adapter). But
it did locate the (adapter) through which your network server is reachable. Do
you want to switch? Yes No”
Answer Yes to this question. The installation then continues normally.
• CSCdt07787
Problems have occurred when an ISA legacy NIC card (IBM Etherjet 10MB)
is used in a PC with PnP OS enabled. The WINS servers did not function
correctly when a VPN Client connection was made. This could be an issue
with other legacy NIC cards as well.
The end results are that the WINS servers sent from the Secure Gateway
cannot be viewed in the Network configuration, and problems with
browsing/logon over the VPN connection may occur.
Workaround:
Disable PnP OS in the PC's BIOS or statically configure the WINS servers.
• CSCdt13380
When you connect the VPN Client to a VPN 3000 Concentrator that issues
two DNS servers, both appear under ipconfig /all, but only one appears under
the Network settings TCP/IP Properties. DNS server appears to be missing
under TCP/IP Properties (Advanced button, DNS TAB). We do not know
whether this causes any problems.
• CSCdt56343
You might see the following problem on systems running Windows NT and
Windows 2000 when you are using the Start Before Logon feature of the VPN
Client with third-party dialer. If the third-party dialer does not get set to the
foreground when launched, add the following parameter to the vpnclient.ini
file in the VPN Client directory (\Program Files\Cisco Systems\VPN
Client\Profiles):
[main]
TopMostDelay=2500
The value is the time in milliseconds that the VPN Client waits for the third
party dialer to load before attempting to place it in the foreground. The
default time is 1000 milliseconds.