You might want to check the online help for ZoneAlarm then. According to ZoneLabs, one of the new features of version 4 is automatic VPN configuration which detects VPN connections and sets your endpoint security for maximum protection. Not sure what that all entails so I would check the helpfile and online support.


>My ZA is 4.? so I should not have the problem. And I will follow your suggestions. Thank you very much for your help.
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>>Supposedly this was fixed in versions 2.6 of ZoneAlarm and higher:
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>>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;285549
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>>Zonealarm recommends:
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>>Step 1: Open the ZoneLabs product and select "Program Control".
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>>Step 2: Click on the "Programs" Tab.
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>>Step 3: The VPN Client's Access permission is a "?". Click under "Trusted" and select "Allow". The question mark changes to a check mark.
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>>Step 4: Reboot the PC.
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>>When the PC boots back up, the VPN client should operate normally.
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>>The problem I found is ZoneAlarm blocking something. I am trying to find out what and where in ZA I should specify to make it let me use VPN.
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>>>>A customer gave me VPN CD, User Name, Password. I successfully connect to their network (at least I think so since connection is shown and I can get to their intranet homepage).
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>>>>Then I want to try to map one of their servers to my drive and I can't. Here is what I do: I open Windows Explorer (via My Comptuter), Tools | Map Network drives. In the Folder field I enter \\tstlab1\c$ (which is what the client told me) but I get message:
>>>>"The network path \\tstlab1\c$ could not be found."
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>>>>Assuming that they gave me the right user name and password and that such server (tstlab1) exist, what could I be doing wrong?
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>>>>Thank you.