Mac OSX VPN Client 4.9

I could not connect using Mac OSX VPN Client 4.9. The "DEL_REASON_PEER_NOT_RESPONDING" message continues to appear. The log is attached.

Think you that requests connection to the VPN server. Newspapers, looks IKE packets never make to the customer. Could be a firewall on the client that blocks the IKE/IPSEC traffic or Server VPN itself does not. If he's the only successor client, check for the personal firewall or a firewall device blocking traffic.

Kind regards

Arul

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