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re: How to (Successfully) Install Cisco VPN Client on Windows 7

Marlowe Aragon — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:48:39 GMT

Thanks to JoshP. Following his steps I've upgraded to VPN Client 5.0.04.0300 on my IBMX60 running Windows 7. Very smooth, no issues whatsoever.

re: Import mail into Thunderbird (or why a majority of people use Microsoft products)

Christine — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 15:51:48 GMT

I'm having a similar problem. My macine crashed and I had a backup of my profile. What I didn't know when I set my backup scheme was that since I upgraded Thunderbird from prior versions, everything wasn't in my profile, it was located somewhere else and is now lost forever. All the mail files copied except one. The unique thing about this one inbox is that it was the first one I created when I installed Thunderbird years ago, and had been upgraded along the way. Apparently, Thunderbird doesn't like something about this inbox and doesn't "see" any of the email in this folder. I'm stuck, tried all variations of moving the folder into different locations under different profile setups etc. Any suggestions?

re: How to (Successfully) Install Cisco VPN Client on Windows 7

Jason Palmer — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 16:25:53 GMT

I have installed the Shrew version, ran the Cisco VPN client in XP mode and neither one works. It installs and connects perfectly, but will not access any IP's on my work network. I have just about give up on this. Running Win 7 Enterprise x64.

re: Import mail into Thunderbird (or why a majority of people use Microsoft products)

Alongkorn — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 03:43:20 GMT

Do you belive that is extramly EASY.

Import mail from old pc to new pc.

1.For old pc, Change store folder of account to be d:\email and change local folder to be d:\local so everything are here .right?

2. Copy everythings in old pc d:\email,d:\local to new pc d:\email, d:\local consequency.

3.Set up Thunderbird into new pc ,make it work then change store folder of account to be d:\email and local d:\local

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re: How to (Successfully) Install Cisco VPN Client on Windows 7

Goran Bajramovic — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 16:57:09 GMT

I didn't want to use VM so I tried NCP. It worked great but at $144 for license it was more than I wanted to pay. So I kept looking and found open source client - Shrew. They have 64-bit RC version for Windows 7. Install took less than a min and it imported cisco .pcf config file. I was on the network in couple min! Thanks for saving me $144, I'll donate 10% of that to the Shrew crew.

re: How to (Successfully) Install Cisco VPN Client on Windows 7

Kent Bolton — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 00:52:25 GMT

I've had a similar experience and have a fully screenshotted install if the Cisco VPN Client using Windows XP Mode

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re: How to (Successfully) Install Cisco VPN Client on Windows 7

Markus Becker — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 08:55:40 GMT

Thanks, everything works like written in the first instructions.

Best wishes from Bavaria (where beer is drunk from 1-litre-glasses)

re: How to (Successfully) Install Cisco VPN Client on Windows 7

Damon Allison — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 05:09:12 GMT

I was able to install 5.0.04.0300 successfully on my win7 RTM VirtualBox guest OS w/o needing to install the Citrix DNE update.