Wired VPN is great, Wireless is a dog.

Environment:
W2K
Cisco VPN client v3.63
No wireless security (WEP or otherwise) enabled.
Netgear ME102 802.11b WAP
Linksys Cable/DSL Router
Cable broadband connection
Toshiba tecra 9000 laptop with built in 802.11b card.

Problem:
So I get the laptop talking to the WAP and all is well. I did a
bandwidth test on cnet and it says 1800 mbps (yaay!). All is well
until I fire up my VPN. My net connection still flies but the
connection to my corporate LAN is a major dog, way way slower than
dial up. If I connect my laptop via ethernet to the router my VPN
flies.

So, for some reason, my VPN does not like 802.11b, what gives?

TIA,

Paul

Paul O'Flynn wrote:
>

> So, for some reason, my VPN does not like 802.11b, what gives?

Cisco could probably sell you a 2-lines-of-code patch for just $7,000 or
something like that.

The more overhead u got the harder it is to carry!

"Lord Arthur / Inverse" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Paul O'Flynn wrote:
> >
>
> > So, for some reason, my VPN does not like 802.11b, what gives?
>
> Cisco could probably sell you a 2-lines-of-code patch for just $7,000 or
> something like that.
>