Selecting a Connection Profile
The selections include:
- ucsb_full_tunnel: All traffic is passed through the tunnel.
- ucsb_full_tunnel_ipsec_tcp: (recommended) Traffic
is passed like a "ucsb_full_tunnel" but through TCP port 10000 so that
it can make it through a NAT firewall.
- ucsb_full_tunnel_ipsec_udp: Traffic is passed like a "ucsb_full_tunnel" but using the UDP protocol
so that it can will make it through a NAT firewall. Only recommended if you have a NAT device installed and are having trouble
with the TCP profile.
- ucsb_split_tunnel: Profiles are the same as the Full Tunnel profiles described
above, except only traffic destined for a UCSB network is passed
through the tunnel. Note: Use of Split Tunneling
may inhibit the use of some off-campus resources that are available
via an on-campus proxy.
Setting Preferences
You see your preferences by selecting the Options > Preferences... menu item.
Then you can set or unset the following:
- Save window settings: Save any changes you make to the VPN Client window.
- Hide upon connect: Place the VPN Client window in the dock when the VPN connection is established.
- Enable tool tips: Enable tool tips for the toolbar action buttons.
- Enable connect history display: Enable the display of connection history information.
- Enable accessibility options: Activate 508 accessibility features on the VPN Client graphical user interface.
- Enable connect on open: Causes the VPN Client to connect to the default profile when it activates
Extensive configuration and usage information can be found in the CISCO End-User Guides.
