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Release Notes for VPN Client, Release 4.0 through Release 4.0.5.D
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Caveats Resolved in Release 4.0.5.A
Caveats Resolved in Release 4.0.5.A
Release 4.0.5.A resolves the following issues:
• CSCdz58488
Cisco-proprietary NAT Transparency can be enabled in environments where
NAT/PAT is not used, but perhaps a firewall allows UDP but not ESP packets.
The standards-based implementation does not allow for this option, since it
is autodetecting the need for NAT transparency based on whether or not the
client is in a NAT/PAT environment.
Requesting a mechanism per profile to force use of NAT-T even if the VPN
Client or VPN Concentrator do not detect that they are behind a NAT/PAT
device.
• CSCeb11271
When trying to import a certificate, on the GUI, the “Unable to import
certificate” message is displayed. A password has been provided when
generating the Certificate request file. This password has been correctly
re-entered in the “Import Password” field.
• CSCeb15093
When a connection is made with the VPN Client using a certificate in the
Cisco store that does not contain a password, the GUI still prompts the user
for a password. This problem happens only if the certificate is in Cisco store.
• CSCec47637
Using the VPN Client with multiple-monitor display enabled on a Windows
XP machine, the VPN Client authentication dialog box appears split between
the two monitors rather than completely in one side or the other.
• CSCed25166
If entrust certificates are used with the VPN Client, the Client writes the
timeout values to entrust.ini file. The VPN Client deletes comments in the
entrust.ini file when it writes the timeout values.
• CSCee13237
When fast user switching is enabled in Windows XP and multiple users log
in, the VPN username/password prompt window always shows up in the first
user's desktop. All other users cannot see this window when opening a VPN
connection. They may think the VPN Client is stuck.