HP Sa3110 - VPN Server Appliance Release Notes page 33

Note: Because of the difficulties getting NetWare/IP to
work with the VPN Client, you may not be able to get a
client connection through your VPN tunnel even though
you have followed all of the suggestions in this section.
Installation Problem
Reference Number 670F2F-1A
When installing the VPN Client software in boot mode on a
Windows NT system on which there is a third -party gina
installed, a message indicates a third-party gina is already
installed. If the user selects yes, installation proceeds and
completes. However, on startup, the VPN Logon prompt
fails to start and domain login through a tunnel is not
possible.
Removal Problem
Reference Number 670F2F-1B
Occasionally, removal of the VPN Client appears to
complete correctly, but the VNICs actually are not
removed. When the VPN Client is reinstalled, it does not
work until the VNICs are manually removed or, in extreme
cases, the Operating System (OS) is reloaded. The issue is
extremely hard to replicate, but has happened on a number
of occasions. It has only occurred on Windows 98 SE
machines thus far.
Card Bus Ethernet Adapter Movement Not
Handled
Reference Number 104575
If a Card Bus Ethernet card is moved from one slot to
another, the VPN Client does not handle it well.
When an incorrect card is selected, the VPN Client
connects a tunnel but the tunnel either is unable to obtain
Client-IP or is unable to encrypt traffic or the DHCP
request from the VPN Client.
Any traffic intended to be tunneled goes out in the clear.
Note: This has only been seen on Card Bus cards, on 16-
bit PC Cards.
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