[NTLUG:Discuss] CiscoVPN with RSA SecureID

Chris Cox cjcox at acm.org
Thu Dec 10 15:53:48 CST 2009


On Thu, 2009-12-10 at 15:47 -0600, Stephen Davidson wrote:
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> Greetings.
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> I am trying to VPN INTO a Cisco VPN with RSA SecureID.  Anyone know how
> to set up the client on the linux side?  All I am finding right now is
> the server side documentation, especially in regards to the RSA stuff.

There's not a whole lot to this.  You might have a *.pcf file from
Windows land.  But basically you'll have a GroupName and GroupPwd
which might be encrypted as enc_GroupPwd.  But if you're using
Cisco's client (the kernel intrusive thing), then you should have
the .pcf files from your sys admin and they just need to be placed
in /etc/Cisco*/Profiles

However, if you're able (and you might not based on options
on your VPN concentrator), I'd use vpnc instead.  It's much more
reliable than the Cisco VPN client.  The vpnc conf files are much
smaller and you'll need the GroupName and the unecrypted
Password/Secret.






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