OK, I'm not a big windows users but I am a network engineer.
I am kind of surprised that Vista Home was EVER able to connect to a VPN server. Bug in the old VPN server software?
I was never able to get a Vista system to connect using OpenVPN and seldom with Aventail.
As I understand it, and again I am far from a MS person, Vista Home didn't really understand the concept of domains, it only used a local one.
Because a VPN connection usually involves, should involve, a bind to a different domain the Vista home system just didn't know how to deal.
I know, I know, not real tech talk. I said I don't really know Windows.
And because Windows doesn't really use domains in the much old Unix way....
I am kind of surprised that Vista Home was EVER able to connect to a VPN server. Bug in the old VPN server software?
I was never able to get a Vista system to connect using OpenVPN and seldom with Aventail.
As I understand it, and again I am far from a MS person, Vista Home didn't really understand the concept of domains, it only used a local one.
Because a VPN connection usually involves, should involve, a bind to a different domain the Vista home system just didn't know how to deal.
I know, I know, not real tech talk. I said I don't really know Windows.
And because Windows doesn't really use domains in the much old Unix way....