I could really use some help.
I'm running Secure Client for my home users with the "DeskTop"
security support feature enabled. Users get a policy from the policy
server when they log into the VPN. We have a bunch of home users doing
this. It works well for all my users with a cable modem connection or a
DSL connection. I have one executive who has "Cable Modem AND AOL
access. The secure client "DeskTop lockdown feature won't secure his
desktop with AOL installed on his machine. I also tested this on my
machine with AOL and it does the same thing. The firewall logs report
"could not install a security policy on all adapters". It's looks like
secure client is having a problem with those AOL virtual adapters.
Anyone know how I fix this without compromising security on the VPN.
This executive insist on keeping the AOL on his machine and is putting
pressure on me.
Thanks
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John A. Gesualdi, CCNP, CCDP, MCSE 2000
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The Providence Journal Company
Phone (401)277-8133
Pager (401)785-6938
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