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I have created a JNI path to access the Cisco VPN API. On one machine
it appears to work - but there is no wireless card so I cannot truly
test that it does what I wish. So I moved to another machine where
there is a wireless card. However, on this machine I am getting an
error when I connect -
transport error 202: recv error: Software caused connection abort
["transport.c",L41]
Does anyone have an idea what to adjust to correct this issue? It is
quite annoying to have something work on one machine and not another.
I have tried to verify environment and, to the extent I have been able
to validate, they appear the same.
What I have running is the following:
VPNChannel - Java running in NetBeans
NativeVPNChannel - C++ DLL that calls the Cisco API
VPNAPI.DLL - Cisco API DLL written in C++ - provided by Cisco
I know I am getting all the way down to the request for the Cisco
connect because I have a message box just before. The error appears to
be happening within the Cisco software or some interaction between it
and Java. I have seen other references to a similar error but the
solutions provided were not applicable to my issue.
it appears to work - but there is no wireless card so I cannot truly
test that it does what I wish. So I moved to another machine where
there is a wireless card. However, on this machine I am getting an
error when I connect -
transport error 202: recv error: Software caused connection abort
["transport.c",L41]
Does anyone have an idea what to adjust to correct this issue? It is
quite annoying to have something work on one machine and not another.
I have tried to verify environment and, to the extent I have been able
to validate, they appear the same.
What I have running is the following:
VPNChannel - Java running in NetBeans
NativeVPNChannel - C++ DLL that calls the Cisco API
VPNAPI.DLL - Cisco API DLL written in C++ - provided by Cisco
I know I am getting all the way down to the request for the Cisco
connect because I have a message box just before. The error appears to
be happening within the Cisco software or some interaction between it
and Java. I have seen other references to a similar error but the
solutions provided were not applicable to my issue.