Has anyone worked with the cisco VPN dialer, version 3.6 or 4.0, enough to
know if there is an option to save your password and an option to come up
before logging onto your win2000/xp machine.  The packages built for me by
my university don't let me, but i'd like option if possible.  If not, is
there a way to build a new package easily to do this?

thanks

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"Matt Warnock" <mdw208@psu.edu> wrote in message news:<s72dnThzZJLeh7zd4p2dnA@adelphia.c
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> Has anyone worked with the cisco VPN dialer, version 3.6 or 4.0, enough to
> know if there is an option to save your password and an option to come up
> before logging onto your win2000/xp machine.  The packages built for me by
> my university don't let me, but i'd like option if possible.  If not, is
> there a way to build a new package easily to do this?
>
> thanks

Probably not a good idea to save your password locally from a security
point of view....

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i have to log onto my computer to use anything, i lock the workstation when
i leave, if i forget and the screensaver turns on, it locks it as well....


"Andy" <andydextruss@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Matt Warnock" <mdw208@psu.edu> wrote in message
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> Probably not a good idea to save your password locally from a security
> point of view....

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"Matt Warnock" <mdw208@psu.edu> wrote in message
news:s72dnThzZJLeh7zd4p2dnA@adelphia.com...
> Has anyone worked with the cisco VPN dialer, version 3.6 or 4.0,
enough to
> know if there is an option to save your password and an option to come
up
> before logging onto your win2000/xp machine.  The packages built for
me by
> my university don't let me, but i'd like option if possible.  If not,
is
> there a way to build a new package easily to do this?
>
> thanks
>

I use 3.6.3 and I don't believe there is any option to do this.


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