IKE_PLATFORM_VERSION_MISMATCH Mac VPN client

I am trying to connect to my corporate network through the VPN to my Mac. Hardware VPN is a Version of Cisco VPN 3000 4.7.2.P hub. I can connect successfully using Cisco VPN Client for Windows 5.x. However, I am unable to connect by using Cisco VPN Client 4.9 for Mac OS X. The error I get is;

Marking of IKE SA delete (I_Cookie = EF82F027BACBF0CD R_Cookie = 7298F26225E0C33C) reason = PEER_DELETE-IKE_PLATFORM_VERSION_MISMATCH

I believe that this is the only version available for Intel based Macs. Therefore, I have not the possibility to install a VPN Client 4.7 to match the version of the hub. Don't know what my options are?

The error message "PEER_DELETE-IKE_PLATFORM_VERSION_MISMATCH" seems to suggest that the VPN concentrator is configured to run the VPN Client version/specific operating system and this particular version does not appear in the configuration.

The Concentrator VPN, please visit the following:

Configuration | User Management | Groups |

Then select the group that you connect with and click 'change '. Go to the IPSec tab and at the bottom of the page, you will find the option that says "limit Client Version & Type".  Please check if 4.9 for Mac OS X is listed.

If it is empty, you can see the BASIC GROUP, and the group to which you are connecting can inherit the settings of the BASIC GROUP.

Hope that solves this problem.

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