Cisco VPN Shortcut
Using Wise Package Studio 5.6 & Windows XP
Packaging a VPN version update and have encountered a problem. My company likes to bundle programs shortcuts under common folders (Business Apps, System Utlilies, ECT) on the Start Menu.
In packaging VPN, I redirected the VPN shortcuts from default to a company designated start menu folder. When the program is initiated the self healing starts and then produces errors. (Changes made "Shortuct Details: Dest. Directory)
The vpngui.exe is placed in the Startup Folder, thus starting VPN during Startup, so it appears that a "key file" is out of place for the self healing initate. But the only change I made was to place in an additional folder from default. Has anybody else had this problem? Am I missing something? I am begining to think there might be some "hard coding" in this vendor package.
Packaging a VPN version update and have encountered a problem. My company likes to bundle programs shortcuts under common folders (Business Apps, System Utlilies, ECT) on the Start Menu.
In packaging VPN, I redirected the VPN shortcuts from default to a company designated start menu folder. When the program is initiated the self healing starts and then produces errors. (Changes made "Shortuct Details: Dest. Directory)
The vpngui.exe is placed in the Startup Folder, thus starting VPN during Startup, so it appears that a "key file" is out of place for the self healing initate. But the only change I made was to place in an additional folder from default. Has anybody else had this problem? Am I missing something? I am begining to think there might be some "hard coding" in this vendor package.
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Posted by:
nheim
17 years ago
Hi Tony,
are you using the MSI-Version from CISCO? They provide to versions of this software, a exe-style package and a MSI.
We also put the shortcuts to an other folder and didn't have such problems with the native MSI installer.
So there is no need for repackaging.
Regards, Nick
are you using the MSI-Version from CISCO? They provide to versions of this software, a exe-style package and a MSI.
We also put the shortcuts to an other folder and didn't have such problems with the native MSI installer.
So there is no need for repackaging.
Regards, Nick
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