To Install TheGreenBow VPN Mobile Client Software, you have to use ActiveSync 4.5 or older and your Mobile Device must be connected to your computer. The VPN Mobile installation procedure is described in the VPN Mobile User Guide as well.

I cannot install the driver: "Installation was unsuccessful. The program or settings cannot be installed because it is not digitally signed with a trusted certificate."

My VPN Configuration works on TheGreenBow IPSec VPN Client but I can't open a tunnel on TheGreenBow VPN Mobile!

Yes, TheGreenBow VPN Mobile software have 30 days free evaluation period with no functional restrictions. During this period, you'll be able to test all remote access service like remote email access, remote access to computer and in a general way remote access enterprise intranet.

In case you have problems to activate the software, go to Manual Activation page to make a manual activation.

We've made available for download VPN Configuration Guides for most of the gateways we support on our web site support section, and there are some on Cisco. VPN Configuration Guides are either written by our partners or by our engineering team.

TheGreenBow IPSec VPN Client is fully certified with Linksys WRV54G firmware 2.37 and later. Please download Linksys WRV54G VPN Configuration Guide. The Linksys WRV54G firmware 2.25.2 does not accept IPSec connexions from any IPSec VPN Clients with dynamic IP addresses. However, there is a workaround. You need to set up IPSec VPN Client's IP address in the Linksys configuration. Linksys has released a newer firmware since then.

Yes, TheGreenBow IPSec VPN Client is fully certified with Linksys RV082 and Linksys BEFVP41 (see also Certified VPN Gateway list or download VPN Configuration Guides).

VPN is an acronym for Virtual Private Network. Sacramento State has adopted its use to improve network security when using the on-campus wireless network and accessing campus resources from off-campus through the Internet. Sacramento State users who access campus resources through the Internet, e.g. via their home Internet service provider, will be given a secure connection from their PC to the campus. All Internet packets are encrypted with a strong encryption algorithm.

According from Microsoft support, in most cases, IPSec VPN traffic does not pass through ISA Server 2000.

None. Any Windows workstation using Windows 98 or higher has Microsoft VPN (PPTP) built in which is compatible with BizGuardian's PPTP service.

A VPN Configuration can be used with TheGreenBow IPSec VPN Client (Laptop) or TheGreenBow VPN Mobile (PocketPC or SmartPhones) to have a coherent policy management. You can create a VPN Configuration with either TheGreenBow VPN Client or TheGreenBow VPN Mobile Config-Maker (free tool downloadable on VPN Mobile Download page, transfer it onto your mobile device (with ActiveSync for example), and import it on TheGreenBow VPN Mobile.

For VPN software for Windows, click on the Download button from our VPN instructions page. This will get you a special version of the Cisco VPN client for Windows software, customized for use with Library resources. Download Cisco VPN software for Macintosh from the Workstation Support Services software page.

A VPN client is software that is installed on an individual's computer to allow the computer to connect to the University VPN and be authorized to access internal servers and services.

To upgrade the Virtual Passage client software, reinstall the Virtual Passage installer (network driver) and the Virtual passage connector. To reinstall the driver, just click the Installer Toolbox icon and accept the new driver installation. The installation program will detect the driver has already been installed and will uninstall the old driver and reinstall the new one.

A VPN, or Virtual Private Network, is a means by which the Internet can be used to share private data between locations. The VPN often replaces the very costly method of paying for a private line. To make a VPN functional, your router (or in some cases your specialized device) must be configured to accept incoming connections from external sources. An external source may be another router, or another computer such as a laptop dialing in, or a telecommuter's home system.

You, the user. At home, on your personal computer, you are responsible for selecting an Internet Service Provider (ISP), coordinating installation, and installing any required software. This includes the VPN client. You should not need to use the VPN from an on-campus computer.