Running in a separate virtual machine will not allow applications running in WIndows-7 or Vista to use the VPN tunnel for connections.
You must run the applications, such as a terminal emulator or e-mail client, in the virtual machine.
It is clumsy to do that, since most likely the very same applications are running natively under Windows-7 or Vista.
-Paul
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On Wednesday, January 20, 2010, at 10:41AM, "Gilles Schipper" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>It WILL under Virtual PC WinXP mode, and also under VMWARE.
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>At 01:36 PM 2010-01-20, Paul Raulerson wrote:
>> Just a note: The Cisco VPN IPSec client will *not* run on Windows
>> Vista or WIndows 7, if you are running 64 bit versions of Windows.
>>Of course, to really get the benefits of the system, you need 4gigs
>>of better of RAM, which means you need to be running the 64bit version.
>>
>>I'm really surprised Cisco has not fixed this yet.
>>
>>-Paul
>>
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