Thank you for the explanation. I just don't want to have to install 10 different version of VPN software; my notebook is already slow.
>You might need different programs. They may have VPN software developed by different companies, that in incompatible. Different versions could even make a difference.
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>I think he meant you'll need both. The VPN software simply handles authentication and opens the pipeline.
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>>Hi,
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>>A customer wants me to connect to their server via VPN. He pointed me to instructions to down "Their Organization" Cisco VPN. My question is, is Cisco VPN different for different companies? That is, if I have to use VPN to connect to servers of 10 different clients, would I need to install 10 different VPN clients?
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>>Also, he said the PcAnywhere (which I have not used in 20 years) will allow me to connect to the server. Do you think he meant VPN and then PcAnywhere or just PcAnywhere without VPN?
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>>Thank you in advance for any help.
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