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02-15-2007
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| | VPN and Vista FYI I can't tell anyone where the info came from as it is private. I can tell you that it came from a large corporation. Microsoft released consumer versions of Windows Vista on January 30th, 2007. At this time a Vista certified client is not available to allow Remote (VPN) Access. If you purchase a new PC for personal use and require Remote (VPN) Access, the PC must be installed with either Windows 2000 or Windows XP. If the current version of the VPN software is installed on a Windows Vista PC, it will cause it to blue screen and may need to be completely reinstalled. Desktop Technologies will begin testing and certifying Vista certified VPN software as soon as it becomes available. Vista certified versions of Lotus Notes, Attachmate, and Symantec Antivirus will also be certified and released. Tentative release date for the software is June, 2007. |
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02-15-2007
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| | Re: VPN and Vista FYI funny, i have vista ultimate and establish vpn tunnels all day long and have yet to bsod "BigJim" <woody10277@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:Fb2dneh6E5TTREnYnZ2dnUVZ_rSjnZ2d@comcast.com... >I can't tell anyone where the info came from as it is private. > I can tell you that it came from a large corporation. > > > > Microsoft released consumer versions of Windows Vista on > January 30th, 2007. At this time a Vista certified client is > not available to allow Remote (VPN) Access. If you purchase > a new PC for personal use and require Remote (VPN) Access, > the PC must be installed with either Windows 2000 or Windows > XP. If the current version of the VPN software is installed > on a Windows Vista PC, it will cause it to blue screen and > may need to be completely reinstalled. > > Desktop Technologies will begin testing and certifying Vista > certified VPN software as soon as it becomes available. > Vista certified versions of Lotus Notes, Attachmate, and > Symantec Antivirus will also be certified and released. > Tentative release date for the software is June, 2007. > > |
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02-16-2007
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| | Re: VPN and Vista FYI the corp has a very high security system to connect, it also uses main frames. You doing something like that? "Consultant" <consultant_mcngp@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:uwXyU%23UUHHA.5108@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > funny, i have vista ultimate and establish vpn tunnels all day long and > have yet to bsod > > "BigJim" <woody10277@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:Fb2dneh6E5TTREnYnZ2dnUVZ_rSjnZ2d@comcast.com... >>I can't tell anyone where the info came from as it is private. >> I can tell you that it came from a large corporation. >> >> >> >> Microsoft released consumer versions of Windows Vista on >> January 30th, 2007. At this time a Vista certified client is >> not available to allow Remote (VPN) Access. If you purchase >> a new PC for personal use and require Remote (VPN) Access, >> the PC must be installed with either Windows 2000 or Windows >> XP. If the current version of the VPN software is installed >> on a Windows Vista PC, it will cause it to blue screen and >> may need to be completely reinstalled. >> >> Desktop Technologies will begin testing and certifying Vista >> certified VPN software as soon as it becomes available. >> Vista certified versions of Lotus Notes, Attachmate, and >> Symantec Antivirus will also be certified and released. >> Tentative release date for the software is June, 2007. >> >> > > |
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