Client VPN PIX a weird question

Hello

I have a pix501 that several clients are VPNing in. The problem is that when they open their clients (ver. 4.602.0011), there is a default name in the user name text field. Each time, they try VPN in they must remove the name and put their own name in. I tried this on an asa and I can't reproduce. What Miss me?

Thanks in advance!

Hello

The issue could be with the file .pcf for connection of PIX including the 'User name' populated field. Go to the installation directory of the client VPN on your PC.

Then go to the folder "Profiles" and select the corresponding to the PIX .pcf file. Once you open that, you will find the 'User name' populated field. Delete the value where theusername and then try to connect.

Let me know if it helps!

Kind regards

Assia

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