VPN 3.6.3 and Pix 515 6.2connection problems.

We have improved our image pix at 6.2, but unfortunately cannot get the 3.6.3 client to connect. The message we get is "unable to establish a connection to the security gateway." We don't have a problem connecting with a client 3.2 or 3.5, however. Someone at - it a similar problem?

Hello

VPN Client 3.6 always supports DES/MD5; However, support for SHA/DES is no longer available.

http://www.Cisco.com/univercd/CC/TD/doc/product/VPN/client/3_6/361_clnt.htm#xtocid18

If the proposal is not configured for DES/SHA and you are still having problems connecting, then after the isakmp and ipsec debugging of the pix and the client logs and we can take a look to see what is happening.

Kind regards

Arul

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