The API package contains documentation, source files, and library files to support a C++ interface for the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client. You can use the libraries and example programs for building on Windows, Linux and MAC platforms. Cisco IPsec client The Cisco IPsec client is not currently supported with MAC OSX 10.6 but the built-in MAC VPN client can be used. The common IPsec head-end configuration used for current Cisco IPsec VPN Client users should work with that client. Many organizations provide VPN access for the end user in their company with third party tool named as Cisco VPN client. This doesn’t work on any 64-bit Mac OS. However, from Mac OS X 10.6, you can use in-built feature named as IPSec VPN,so you don’t need to look around for any third party tool. The API package contains documentation, source files, and library files to support a C++ interface for the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client. You can use the libraries and example programs for building on Windows, Linux and MAC platforms.

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I had been using shimo to connect to my vpn and shimo has the ability to execute apps/scripts when the connection happens. I have moved to 10.6 and am now using the built in client. I don't see any way to execute apps/scripts when the built in client connects. Does anyone know if this can be done? If so please provide details.

Thanks

Hennes

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Well, as far as I remember, Shimo can you any of your excisting connections. If its 10.6 compatible, you could just use it for the triggering/scripting.

If I'm wrong, sorry. That's just how it worked the last time I used it.

//Ulrik

ulrikhansenulrikhansen

Use an ip-up (and an ip-down if needed) script in /etc/ppp, a quickarticle on macosxhints.com has a few details.

mmDonutsmmDonuts

Use something like NetworkLocation to detect when you get the new IP address on your private network and trigger certain actions.

To do it for free, you could run a cron job every minute to detect if you've got an ip address in the VPN and trigger an action the first time it sees it.

Rizwan KassimRizwan Kassim

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The right way to do this is with an ip-up script in /etc, but historically, this has not actually worked properly on OS X.

I have not tried it since 10.4, but what I had to do as a workaround back then was setup a launchd job that watched /var/log/ppp.log for relevant (i.e. VPN-related) entries.

I'd say both methods are worth a shot.

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