[vpn-help] Kasperski AV Issue

[MATT PIERCE]

	I didn't attempt much trouble shooting as I'd spent an afternoon
working to track down why SA's were not being created.  The Kasperski
thing was a last ditch attempt really.  The only troubleshooting I tried
was to remove the NDIS binding reboot and reinstall 2.1.6beta4.  When
that didn't fix it I removed the AV software and the tunnel started
passing traffic on the next reboot.  I couldn't find any warnings in the
Kasperski software about blocking any traffic.  On install it did warn
about a suspicious driver install.  I selected the ignore this threat
options and the install continued.

"Date: Thu, 11 Feb 2010 17:18:21 +0000
From: Dave Roberts <Dave at apansys.co.uk>
Subject: Re: [vpn-help] vpn-help Digest, Vol 41, Issue 18
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If you re-install or "repair" Kaspersky after installing Shrew, it will
work.


Date: Thu, 11 Feb 2010 10:40:56 -0600
From: "MATT PIERCE" <matt.pierce at adtran.com>
Subject: [vpn-help] Kasperski AV 2010 causes connection issue
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	I had an issue on a client system where Kasperski AV 2010 causes
issues with a client connection.  The system I worked with was Win7 X64
Home Premium.  The tunnel would connect but would not create SA's.
Routes and interfaces were all good.  The Kasperski software adds NDIS6
driver bindings.  I removed those and rebooted but was unable to pass
traffic.  Removing Kasperski fixed the issue.  It's possible that the
network protection component could be removed but I wasn't able to test
that."