[vpn-help] Cisco 501 Pix /w Group Authentication

[Jared Heinrichs]

Anyone have any ideas on what could be wrong?

My 32bit version of Windows 7 connects flawlessly using the Cisco VPN
Client.

I am using Shrewsoft on Windows 7 64bit.

 

Screenshot from the 32bit Cisco client. I've removed the IP and real group
name for security purposes.



 

I went to this directory:

C:\Program Files\Cisco Systems\VPN Client\Profiles

 

.         I copied the .pcf file from the directory and copied it to my
64bit Windows 7 Machine.

.         Downloaded and installed the latest stable version of Shrew Soft
VPN (2.1.6)

.         Opened Shrewsoft "Access Manager" and imported the cisco
"64.9.9.9.pcf" file that was in the Profiles directory.

.         That created an Entry in the Window Called "64.9.9.9.pcf"

.         I hit "connect"

.         I entered the correct "group name" and "Group password". I
verified by copying and pasting.

 

I got this information from Shrew Soft:

 

config loaded for site '64.9.9.9.pcf'

configuring client settings ...

attached to key daemon ...

peer configured

iskamp proposal configured

esp proposal configured

client configured

local id configured

pre-shared key configured

bringing up tunnel ...

negotiation timout occurred

tunnel disabled

detached from key daemon ...

 

Right after this failed twice using Shrew Soft I went to my 32bit machine
using the Cisco Client and it worked flawlessly. I did this to make sure it
wasn't the Pix at fault.

I tried using the Shrewsoft Client again and it failed.

 

Any ideas?

 

Jared Heinrichs

Winning Designs <http://www.winningdesigns.ca/> 

799-7583

 

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