Cisco IP Communicator & SSL VPN

[Sdawson35_]

Hi,

Does anybody have any pointers on how to get this "odd" combination to work ?

I am not sure but think I need to use Network Connect for this ?

Regards

Scott

[firewall72_]

Hi,

We've been using IP Communicator with Network Connect for a few years without issue. In theory, WSAM would probably work but I haven't tested it.

-John

[Mrkool_]

yeah we use CIC and Network connect all the time. are you running into any issues with this?

[ttufo_]

what did you do to make it work?

[mkelly_uwyo_]

remember that the call manager only handles call set up. You will have to allow your phone access to the other phones on your network.

[zanyterp_]

Yes, Network Connect is needed for this; WSAM cannot handle this due to the server-initiated nature of the call server.

I would recommend, as well, configuring the NC profile for ESP rather than NCP/oNCP.

[hcherrat_]

Can you tell me where do you get this information from, I mean the thing about "the NC profile for ESP rather than NCP/oNCP"? We are implementing a Cisco Call manager and are deploying the Cisco IP Communicator to users and we have a lot of problems when using Juniper Network Connect.

[zanyterp_]

The recommendation on using ESP rather than oNCP/NCP comes from working with multiple clients. It also uses UDP as the transport mechanism so has some additional speed there compared to the TCP-based oNCP/NCP. For call information the ESP mechanism also allows for QoS (if enabled on your network).

[nwizard_]

I defeat all the problems related with topic except constantly changing MAC address of Juniper Network Connect virtual adapter which needs to register CIPC in CME... Should I use auto-register feature ? The problem with registration of CIPC - you should change method of IP address usage in Audio->Network tabs on the Network Connect adapter. it defeats one way voice also...