Hi Matt,

I’ve downloaded the new client and posted it online;
http://blog.michaelfmcnamara.com/2011/09/avaya-vpn-client-release-10-05-100-for-windows-7/

Good Luck!

Thanks for the reply! Yes I´m connecting over wireless network.
Even after I cable up to my router still drop as you said…
I´m using Router D-Link Wireless ADSL 2+ router DSL 2640B… So maybe the router is the problem?

Best regards!

Hi Atilio,

Are you connecting over a wireless network? Unfortunately the Avaya VPN client is very sensitive to any network disruption (disconnect). If your wireless hiccups at all the tunnel will get dropped. You need a very reliable Internet connection to keep the tunnel running. It’s been my experience that if I cable up to my router it works much more reliably although it will sometimes still drop.

Cheers!

Please see below my log:

15/09/2011 14:46:33.100 [ENGS] -I-Delete message (for protocol 1) received from Server.
15/09/2011 14:46:33.100 [ENGS] -W-Disconnect message received from the server.
15/09/2011 14:46:33.100 [ENGS] -W-Process remote disconnect: tear tunnel down.
15/09/2011 14:46:33.100 [ENGS] -I-Enter: DynamicDnsCleanup.
15/09/2011 14:46:33.100 [ENGS] -I-IPSecCloseTunnel: IP Address Deleted.
15/09/2011 14:46:33.100 [ENGS] -I-IPSec tunnel is down!
15/09/2011 14:46:33.568 [GUIW] -I-Received tunnel down message from engine.
15/09/2011 14:46:33.568 [GUIW] -E-VPN Tunnel is disconnected by server.
15/09/2011 14:46:34.750 [GUIW] -I-Received idle message from engine.

Hi Anki,

There’s a long history of issues when you have multiple VPN clients on a single desktop/laptop. However, I’ve not heard of any issues having a Cisco softphone and Avaya VPN client on the same desktop/laptop.

I’m guessing that this is a Windows XP installation? You could try uninstalling the VPN client software and resetting your TCP/IP stack, http://support.microsoft.com/kb/299357

The problem is usually something specific to this desktop/laptop… if you try another device does it work?

Good Luck!

I have tried these Nortel Installers: NVC32-10.04.108, NVC32-10.04.016.

Nortel was running fine on my machine until morning when I got “Failed to open this component error” which has occured in past as well but goes off after uninstall and reinstallation. I was trying the same but this time error 1722 struck.

I also have CISCO softphone installed recently, can it be causing issues?

Thanks….

Hi Bryan,

Have you review the documentation? I believe it’s possible because I believe I’ve seen fixes for Entrust Certificates in the release notes.

Good Luck!

Thanks!

Hi ghaber,

Unfortunately I don’t believe there’s good news where iPad or Android are concerned. The legacy Avaya VPN Client (formerly Nortel VPN Client) which ships with the legacy VPN router (formerly Contivity) is not supported on anything other than Windows 7, Vista and XP. The Avaya SSL VPN Client, Net Direct, which ships with the VPN Gateway also doesn’t support the iPad.

I know that Junpier’s Pulse client supports the iPad and Android devices but you’d need to have Juniper’s SSL VPN appliances installed.

Good Luck!

I am usually connecting with Nortel VPN Client to my company net, now the new version 10.05.012 is working again as for some reason I could not connect with the old 6.0 version from Nortel. Maybe some changes in my company, don’t know.

The question is, can I connect to my company with an Ipad using a version of Avaya VPN Client for Ipad?? if it does not exists, as I guess, can I use any other software to do it. I am using now, username, pass and group authentication (group id and group pass)??

Thanks for your guidance

ghaber

Hi Arshad,

You should research how to make a installation package, the process is not specific to Avaya but is generic to any MSI package.

Good Luck!