Motorola USBW 100 - Manual (Page 34)

Virtual Private Network (VPNs)
Once your VPN settings are configured, there are two ways to start your
VPN connection.
• Automatically start your VPN upon connection by configuring your
connection profile to do so.
• One click manual launch of the VPN by pressing the VPN button on the
main interface.
Connecting to a Virtual Private Network (VPN)
There are two ways to connect to a Virtual Private Network:
• Configure a network profile to automatically launch a VPN connection
when you connect to the network (see automatically launching a VPN
connection).
• Whenever you are connected to the Internet, you can launch a
configured VPN connection by pressing the
VPN button in the Main
Window.
Supported VPN Clients
The Motorola Connection Manager currently supports VPN clients from
the following vendors:
• Microsoft
• Cisco
• Nortel
• Checkpoint (please see Using the Checkpoint VPN Client for important
caveats)
• NetMotion (please see Using the NetMotion VPN Client for important
caveats)
Using the CheckPoint VPN Client
Although CheckPoint's VPN client provides a command line interface that
applications such as the Motorola Connection Manager can use to establish
connections, the user cannot access other modes of the CheckPoint VPN
client while the client is in command line mode.
What does this mean for CheckPoint VPN users? Essentially, you should
keep the Motorola Connection Manager open only when you have an
active connection managed by the Motorola Connection Manager open. If
you want to establish another type of connection with the CheckPoint VPN
client, you MUST shut down the Motorola Connection Manager first.
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