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Connecting to VPN

MacNeil

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Hi,
So I don't get signal when I am in class and there are two networks. A WPA which I can't use since it isn't supported by the phone and a VPN. My only hope is that my HTC Desire will support the VPN.
I have a few pictures of the VPN program I use to connect to it. I hope someone can help me with settings.

Thank you very much,

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Moved from desire(your phone is a legend??) section to computers and IT as i think you will get better responses here. If you disagree feel free to PM me or any other guide/mod
 
My phone is a desire, I originally bought the Legend to try out Android OS and loved it. I picked up the desire once it got into Canada.
Thanks a lot for moving my post. I appreciate it.
 
My phone is a desire, I originally bought the Legend to try out Android OS and loved it. I picked up the desire once it got into Canada.
Thanks a lot for moving my post. I appreciate it.

Not a problem. Hopefully their will be someone that chimes in with the answers you need
 
Rumor has it that Cisco is finally working on a VPN client for Android! Last time I checked I think it was scheduled to be released in December or January.
 
So, problem resolved. Telus just released Froyo and I can now just connect to the WPA 2 enterprise network and avoid the whole VPN thing.
 
Rumor has it that Cisco is finally working on a VPN client for Android! Last time I checked I think it was scheduled to be released in December or January.

Yeah.... and pigs will fly!
Sorry, but ciscos latest responds differ from perhaps to will come soon...
Some responds from cisco even claim that it can't be done until google add some support in the os from missing libraries.
 
Yea, don't hold your breath on Cisco coming out with anything soon, last I checked they won't even support 64bit windows
 
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