client for ipsec vpn

Hello,

I am currently using a cisco vpn client for MS that was emailed to me.
c. 10MB. Ipsec apparently.
However I do have linux RH 7.3 and suse 9.1 on my personal laptop and
PC respectively
So I was wondering what I need to install on either of these linuxes
(one will do) to get onto the vpn.
Or if I need to get some further info about the vpn itself.

TIA

Tony


tony

tony <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> I am currently using a cisco vpn client for MS that was emailed to me.
> c. 10MB. Ipsec apparently.
> However I do have linux RH 7.3 and suse 9.1 on my personal laptop and
> PC respectively
> So I was wondering what I need to install on either of these linuxes
> (one will do) to get onto the vpn.
> Or if I need to get some further info about the vpn itself.

If the end-point is a Concentrator you can use "vpnc". If it's a PIX
then it probably won't work. If you're running a 2.4 kernel then you
could try the CISCO VPN client for Linux, but even the patched ones
don't seem to work for me under 2.6.

Chris

chris-(E-Mail Removed) wrote:

> tony <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>> I am currently using a cisco vpn client for MS that was emailed to me.
>> c. 10MB. Ipsec apparently.
>> However I do have linux RH 7.3 and suse 9.1 on my personal laptop and
>> PC respectively
>> So I was wondering what I need to install on either of these linuxes
>> (one will do) to get onto the vpn.
>> Or if I need to get some further info about the vpn itself.
>
> If the end-point is a Concentrator you can use "vpnc". If it's a PIX
> then it probably won't work. If you're running a 2.4 kernel then you
> could try the CISCO VPN client for Linux, but even the patched ones
> don't seem to work for me under 2.6.
>
> Chris

If PIX, this client might work.

http://pptpclient.sourceforge.net/

James Knott <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> If PIX, this client might work.
> http://pptpclient.sourceforge.net/

Thanks. We don't run PPTP though.
Chris