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#105967 15-Jul-2012 13:18
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Hi team.
I have an iPad 1 running latest ios and I'm having trouble getting VPN to work. I want to be able to log into my Company network but I can't get it sorted. Any one in Chch that has it working and is willing to give me any advise in return for a beer or 3. 

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  #656275 16-Jul-2012 08:10
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Are you using Telecom, Vodafone or 2degrees as your 3G connection?




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  #656280 16-Jul-2012 08:40
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Or WiFi?

If you're using Telecom 3G - change your APN to internet.telecom.co.nz. Something about the last iOS update changed this, or maybe it was their carrier pack, I don't recall, but changing the APN resolved it for me on iPhone and iPad when trying to use Cisco VPN.

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  #656289 16-Jul-2012 08:59
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I'm using Telecom 3G when out and about and wifi at home. My company uses Cisco software on our laptops.



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  #656292 16-Jul-2012 09:04
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Yeah I reckon it'll be your APN setting. Unless it also doesn't work on WiFi....?

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  #656294 16-Jul-2012 09:13
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APN setting is fine. Wont work on 3G or wifi.

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