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Cisco VPN Client missing DNS?

Hi,

When connecting to ASG with Cisco-VPN Client, the client does not get a DNS-server address assigned. If I manually edit the vpn-adapter properties (Windows Client) and specify a DNS, it works - but that's not something I want to teach my users ...

When using SSL VPn (Astaro Client) it works.

Any way to fix this?

Regards

K.Hempkins

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0 Scott_Klassen over 13 years ago

Personally I'm fond of the SSL VPN type, which by default operates using port 443. The main negative of using SSL is that it has to be run using elevated credentials.
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0 Scott_Klassen over 13 years ago

Personally I'm fond of the SSL VPN type, which by default operates using port 443. The main negative of using SSL is that it has to be run using elevated credentials.
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