VPN documents
To find out what version of the isco VPN software you are running, see Eureka!
document 55175 — How to tell what version of Cisco
VPN software you are using. Click on a link below to see a list of documents
relating to that topic:
General VPN information
Troubleshooting VPN issues
SecurID Tokens
VPN Error messages
TSO Remote Access Support Policy (Document 54125)
Legacy JDE VPN documents
Created by the PeopleSoft Knowledge Management Team.
Copyright © 2004 All rights reserved.
Created: kcw 10/04/2000
Revised: pmg 12/13/2004
Reviewed: 12/13/2004
General VPN documents
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55064 — Overview of VPN
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55068 — User responsibilities
for making VPN work
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54101 — Cisco VPN Client
FAQ
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54102 — Upgrade or install
Cisco VPN Client software
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54109 — How to log in using
the Cisco VPN client
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54118 — How to change your
password using VPN
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54119 — How to configure
Cisco VPN to log into the network automatically
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54120 — New Token Information
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54124 — What are my high-speed
access options?
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54125 — TSO Remote Access
Support
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54126 — Sharing a high-speed
connection
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54127 — How to check if the
Cisco VPN client is installed
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54128 — High-speed access
expense policy
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55132 — How to ping the PeopleSoft
VPN servers
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55153 — How to find your
current IP address when connected via VPN
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55154 — How to update the
Cisco VPN Configuration files
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55155 — How to choose a different
PeopleSoft VPN connection server
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55170 — How to request a
VPN logon name change
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55173 — How to determine
your MTU setting for VPN
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55175 — How to tell what
version of Cisco VPN software you are using
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55176 —
New and changed features of Cisco version 4.0.1
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55177 — How to set your default
connection location in VPN
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55178 — How to set the mode
of the Cisco client software screen
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54130 — How to turn off the Cisco
VPN stateful firewall
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54131 — How to reinstall the Deterministic Network
Enhancer
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54134— How to uninstall/reinstall Cisco VPN client
software
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Errors - click here for list of VPN errors and resolutions
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Troubleshooting VPN issues
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Errors - click here for list of VPN errors and resolutions
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54112 — Lotus Notes or Planet inaccessible
via VPN
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55127 — N: and P: drives
do not map when I RAS or VPN in to the network
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55184 — Unable to access external websites
after connecting via VPN
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54106 — VPN redirecting from Planet to PilotPlanet
web site
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54122 — VPN profiles for dial-up iPass with slow
Notes issues
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54135 — VPN session disconnecting after a few
minutes
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54136 — Network resources or Planet inaccessible
over VPN
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54137 — VPN login screen is looping when trying
to login
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SecurID Tokens
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55063 — How to request an RSA SecurID token
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55123 — SecurID token return information
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55124 — How to replace a lost or stolen SecurID token
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54120 — New Token Information
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55147 — Set SecurID token PIN via the internet
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54113 — How to create a PIN for use with VPN
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55148 — Verify SecurID token PIN via the Internet
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55156 — Expiring VPN tokens
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VPN Error messages
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54103 — ERROR: Remote peer
not responding
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54108 — ERROR: The necessary
VPN sub-system is not available...
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54110 — ERROR: Failed to Establish a TCP Connection
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54111 — ERROR: Remote Peer
has Terminated Connection
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54117 — ERROR: VPN connection terminated...
unable to establish secure gateway connection
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54115 — ERROR: There are
currently no logon servers available to service the logon request
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55029 — ERROR: Unable to
locate... P: drive not correctly attached... VPN users
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54116 — ERROR: User authentication failed
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54140 — ERROR: Remote server is an unknown TCP/IP
host
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54133 — ERROR: Secure VPN terminated locally...
Unable to Contact the Security Gateway
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54138 — ERROR: Network buffer too small
- 54140 — ERROR: Remote server is an unknown TCP/IP
host
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Legacy JDE VPN
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52203
— Cisco VPN - General Cisco VPN information in the legacy J.D. Edwards
network
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52204
— Importing connection entries into Cisco VPN
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52205
— Connecting to legacy J.D. Edwards using Cisco VPN
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52206
— Enabling transparent tunneling in the Cisco VPN client
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52207 — Verifing the Stateful
Firewall option is not enabled in Cisco VPN
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52208 — Cloning a connection
entry in the Cisco VPN Client
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