RE: [MLUG] vpn client?

["McNutt, Justin M." <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

Blah blah, other posts, licensing arguments, blah blah.

Actually, what makes it legal for you to use the client is the fact that the software is licensed to MU by our agreement with Cisco.  We confirmed with them that you could even take your laptop to Iraq, so long as you don't knowingly distribute the software or allow others to use it.  For normal use - e.g. connecting to the University - there's no question.

As for distributing the Linux client, everybody send an e-mail to Theresa Blackwell.  She is in charge of LaDS, who is responsible for the downloads section of SAM and who would be responsible for supporting the Linux client if we decided to distribute it.

In any case, a 2.4- and 2.6-compatible version of the Cisco VPN client is available here:

https://jscan.iats.missouri.edu/~mcnuttj/vpnclient-linux-4.0.4.B-k9.tar.gz

This one *is* intended for you to use.  ;-)

--J

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> Kanuganti, Suman
> (UMC-Student)
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> Subject: [MLUG] vpn client?
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> 
> Does anyone has cisco vpn client for linux version 4 or 
> atleast a version for 
> kernel 2.6. I don't know why iats doesn't get vpn versions 
> for linux and 
> allow to download, while most of other universities does.
> Or any other open vpn clients?
> 
> Thanks,
> Suman K
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