ISEKI OL-5450-10 manual Caveats Resolved in Release

Caveats Resolved in Release 4.0.1

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Buttons in Certificates->Import/Export windows are truncated when using system Large Fonts (120dpi) setting.

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IPSec over TCP and/or Split tunneling does not work on certain machines. This issue is the same as CSCdz51629, and CSCdy80016. For example, using a Sierra SMC2632W wireless card, and building a VPN tunnel to a PIX firewall, if split-tunneling is used, then no SAs are built for the networks in the split tunnel list, resulting in no traffic flow over the tunnel.

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The VPN Client continually prompts for the password when using the following command line:

ipsecdialer.exe /c /user USERNAME /pwd PASSWORD PROFILE

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When installing Release 4.0 of the VPN Client on Japanese Windows 2000, the virtual adapter installer hangs.

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This problem occurs only on the Windows version of the Release 4.0 VPN Client, not on non-Windows platforms or earlier versions of the VPN Client.

When a tunnel is established, the central site Concentrator could send a DNS domain to be used by the VPN Client by mode configuration. The VPN Client makes the changes to the system to use the DNS suffix pushed by the central-site Concentrator. This works fine, but when the tunnel is disconnected, the DNS suffix change that was made when the tunnel connected is not undone.

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When the Cisco VPN Client disconnects, it logs the following message in a file called faultlog.txt, located in C:\Program Files\Cisco Systems\VPN 3000 Client:

27 22:50:50.401 04/27/03 Sev=Critical/1 CVPND/0xE3400001 Microsoft IPSec Policy Agent service started successfully

The message appears only when we disconnect the Client. The Client functions without any problems.

Release Notes for VPN Client, Release 4.0 through Release 4.0.5.D

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