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Hewlett-Packard
SA3000
Series
VPN
Client
Special Considerations
Windows 2000 Users Must Have
Administrative Rights to Use Protocol 99
Reference Number 340PDF
It appears that in the latest versions of Windows 2000,
Microsoft has withdrawn the use of the registry key that
allowed non-administrative users access to raw socket
calls. As a result of this change, Protocol 99 now does not
work for non-administrative users on Windows 2000
systems. If non-administrative users attempt to use
Protocol 99 to connect to a device, the following error
message appears:
Error unable transmit
Enabling the Use of Protocol 99 on
Windows NT or Windows 2000 Systems
Reference Number 673DF
On Windows NT and Windows 2000 systems, raw socket
security must be disabled for the VPN Client software to
send out protocol 99 packets. You must have
administrative privileges to disable raw socket security.
You can disable raw socket security on Windows NT and
Windows 2000 systems in one of the following ways:
•
In a mass deployment situation, the system
administrator should disable raw socket security by
using the vpnclient.ini file parameter available in
Release 6.8.2 software. Set the disable raw security
parameter to yes.
•
In a single installation, the administrator or user must
log on with administrative privileges, and then select
the Disable raw socket security for all users (required
for protocol 99) check box in the Options window
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