I need to have both the AT&T Network Client (at&t dialer) and the Cisco VPN Client connected at the same time

currently when both are running only the cisco vpn client appears to be functional and the at&t network client will connect but the network is more or less unavailable

at&t network client is more or less at defaults - it's been a while but i'm fairly certain that a long time ago i unchecked the option for - negotiate udp encapsulation with vpn server for nat traversal

cisco vpn client has for the transport - enable transparent tunneling / ipsec of udp (nat/pat) - allow local lan access

google hasn't been any help

10/26/2006 10:18:49 AM

Off hand I would guess it isn't possible. Kinda defeats having a tunnel to begin with.

10/26/2006 10:23:39 AM

i would hope that there is a way to direct traffic specifically to each vpn - i think if it was possible to give an ip range and say all ips in this range go to this specific vpn i'd be okay

10/26/2006 10:29:43 AM

Quote :

"Compatibility with Microsoft, Nortel, Checkpoint, Intel, and other VPN clients -- the ability to use other VPN products while the VPN Client is installed. This does not allow each VPN Client to make connections simultaneously. "

http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/vpn/client/4_6/ugwin/vc1.htm

However, this might get you somewhere (and this is where I stop looking):
http://www.avignonsolutions.com/db/tip2.php

10/26/2006 10:44:00 AM

I'm assuming a standalone box or virtual OS with Himachi installed to only accept traffic on the local network is out of the question? Client #1 --> Cisco --> Himachi <-- AT&T --< Client #2

10/26/2006 1:23:17 PM

yeah this needs to all be managed on my laptop - right now vmware is the only solution i've come up with and it basically sucks

10/26/2006 10:13:15 PM