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    network-manager and vpnc

    Hello,
    I am trying to connect to a Cisco VPN Network using network-manager-vpnc but I face the following issues:
    1.) When I leave the group or user password empty, the network-manager-vpnc disappears from the Gnome panel (but it's still running as a process). How can I redisplay this icon?
    2.) Where does network-manager-vpnc stores the connection settings? Under "/etc/vpnc" there is only an example script.

    Regards,

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    Re: network-manager and vpnc

    Quote Originally Posted by dnaxx View Post
    Hello,
    2.) Where does network-manager-vpnc stores the connection settings? Under "/etc/vpnc" there is only an example script.
    See, use or install gconf-editor, and you'll find them (or at least some of the information) in /system/networking/wireless and /system/networking/vpn_connections.

    As far as I know, this is only a graphical representation of what you can find as XML files in your home directory under ~/.gconf/system/networking/... (and subdirs)

    regards

    Marc
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    Re: network-manager and vpnc

    ok, thanks.

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    Re: network-manager and vpnc

    I have the same exact problem, only when the icon disappears it remains running but still doesn't connect to VPN at all. I used to use KVpnc, but it didn't work with firefox and now doesn't connect at all. How can I make the icon reappear, and how can I actually connect to vpn??

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