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1. I've investigated more and determined that the ONLY hosts that CAN communicate with the VPN clients are those without a default gateway! The others are pointed to the 10.9.9.1 Router which makes a little more sense to me. 2. The 10.9.9.1 is not a Cisco device. It is an old SMC Barricade...

There is really only one subnet on the inside of this router that hosts are connected to, and that's vlan10, so the 10.9.9.0/24. This router is 10.9.9.2 and the other router (for internet access) is 10.9.9.1. The 172.20.1.0/23 (vlan1) is the management vlan for the VPN router and is not used...

Here's the config, it was generated using the SDM software. Current configuration : 15646 bytes ! ! Last configuration change at 20:14:43 PCTime Mon Feb 23 2009 by xxx ! NVRAM config last updated at 20:14:43 PCTime Mon Feb 23 2009 by xxx ! version 12.4 no service pad service tcp-keepalives-in...

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How do I achieve equivalent functionality to the VB6 frmExample.Show vbModal. I've tried the frmExample.Show(Me) which provides the stay-on-top portion but this still allows the user to do things on the main form while the child is shown?

I have an 1812-K9 Router configured as a VPN Server and access its inside LAN using the Cisco VPN Client software. This works fine for most devices on the LAN however there are several which will not communicate with VPN connected clients? I should mention that the 1812-K9 is not the default...

Yes, yes, I know! I have yet to delve into multi-process application writing, but you are very correct, I shouldn't be using a relic ocx reference for any .NET programming. It just bothers me when things work in one spot but not in another without a good explaination.

Okay, I've tried the following: 1. Uninstalled the application from the control panel, add/remove software. 2. Manually unregistered the mswinsck.ocx file and then deleted it from the windows system32 directory 3. Re-installed the application with the click-once setup.exe (no mswinsck.ocx...

Another update! At home I have a machine running WinXP Pro w/ SP3 and .NET 3.5 installed. It also has Visual Studio 6.0 Pro and the new .NET click-once application installs and runs fine on it! First machine since the one I developed it on! This gives me hope that the issue is most likely...

Thanks for the reply RiverGuy, I've taken a look at the Application Files and Prerequisites as you mention however they look fine to me. That is, the test machine I'm deploying to meets the Prerequisites and the Application Files shows what I would expect to see (Interop.MSWinsockLib.dll and...

Additional Information: I should mention that we have ordered Visual Studio .NET 2008 Professional. I'm hoping that this is purely a limitation with using the free version because I need to formally deploy this app to a few employees very soon. vbahuse

Hello all, I'm new to .NET but have experience in Visual Basic 6.0 I have recently written an application in VB.NET 2008 Express which uses a reference to the old mswinsck.ocx instead of the new sockets stuff. The application works great on the machine it was developed on, however when I...

Burt, Thanks for the link. I've had a quick review of the pdf but have noticed that none of the IP accounting methods discussed can identify the user by login account. The table on the last page indicates that only IP address or MAC address can be used depending on the IP accounting method...

Hello all, I've recently added a Cisco 1800 series router to my network in order to provide VPN access from the outside through the use of the Cisco VPN Client software. I don't have many users which access the site but have been asked if I can keep a log of who logged in, when, and for how...

Doesn't look like the Lock and Key (Dynamic) ACLs can meet my need. As far as I was able to find they only allow a predetermined ACL rule to be applied (i.e. doesn't seem to allow the specific host which just authenticated to be the host used in the dynamic rule). Instead I have created a...

Further to my last post I'm trying to modify the dynamic ACL example at http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/secursw/ps1018/products_tech_note09186a00800a5b9a.shtml to permit only the host which supplied the credentials instead of the entire subnet. The example at the site does this...

Burt, One of the machines is using dhcp so I can't filter it by IP, so I figured I could use its MAC but that didn't work as that computer uses the corporate router to get to my 3560 and uses the corporate router's MAC to make the request. I've stumbled across another method that may work for...

I've run into a problem which I'm not sure of how (if possible) to configure. I have been asked to tighten up some routing / ACL rules on a Catalyst 3560 to only allow authorised computers access to a protected LAN. The inside/protected LAN is vlan1 and uses 192.168.253.0/24 addressing. The...

Hey guys, I took a slightly different path as some of the clients that require access use dhcp and therefore don't always get the same ip. I tried using mac filtering inbound on the interface to the 10.0.1.0/24 network, which works great for the 10.0.1.0/24 subnet, but I still hit a glitch...

Thanks for the suggestions. I guess your second one is most likely the route I will take (cuting and pasting) as it will introduce the least delay / dropped packets. The spanning-tree issue could take 30-60 seconds so that one is out! The 3560 is sitting in a control room and is their only...