Cisco VPN client causes Windows XP networking problems

Scott Millman

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12th Dec 2004

I had one heck of a time trying to get my two XP Home pcs to share
files, and found I had to unstall the Cisco VPN 3.5.X client from both
machines to make it work. I've had this experience before...my guess is
the VPN client must install its own fire wall, which I can't figure out
how to configure. I really need to have the VPN client installed to
access systems at work. Does anybody have any ideas or suggestions on
how to work around this?

Thanks
Scott

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