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to Get Help Expand Search Submit Close Search Login Join Today Products BackProducts Gigs Live Careers Vendor Services cisco vpn 5.0 error 32 Groups Website Testing Store Headlines Experts Exchange > Questions > Cisco VPN Client Error 32 Want to Advertise Here? Solved Cisco VPN Client Error 32 Posted on 2010-04-16 VPN cisco vpn client error 32 1 Verified Solution 5 Comments 6,403 Views Last Modified: 2012-06-21 I am not able to get my Aladdin E-token to work with Cisco VPN client with Windows 7. When I try to connect I get "Error32: Unable to verify certificate" This E-token works perfect when I use it on an XP install with the same VPN client
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and drivers for the E-token. Any help would be appreciated! 0 Question by:dbfc Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google LVL 33 Best Solution bydigitap I'm not familiar with Aladdin e-token, but did some digging and came up with this post. Hope it helps. http://www.cupfighter.net/index.php/2009/07/aladdin-etoken-and-windows-7/ Here's a little blurb Go to Solution 5 Comments LVL 33 Overall: Level 33 VPN 14 Message Accepted Solution by:digitap2010-04-17 I'm not familiar with Aladdin e-token, but did some digging and came up with this post. Hope it helps. http://www.cupfighter.net/index.php/2009/07/aladdin-etoken-and-windows-7/ Here's a little blurb from Microsoft re the Certificate Propagation Service: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff404288%28WS.10%29.aspx 0 Message Author Comment by:dbfc2010-05-07 Anyone else with ideas? 0 Message Author Closing Comment by:dbfc2010-05-07 We will keep at it 0 LVL 33 Overall: Level 33 VPN 14 Message Expert Comment by:digitap2010-05-07 did my solution help! 0 LVL 33 Overall: Level 33 VPN 14 Message Expert Comment by:digitap2010-05-08 Thanks for the points! 0 Write Comment First Name Please enter a first name Last Name Please enter a last name Email We
was getting this error trying to use my token for vpn: Error 32: unable to verify certificate. Turning up logging in the VPN client dug up some more cisco vpn error 422 fix detail that said “Cert chain missing†So I opened the certificate manager cisco vpn 32 bit in IE (tools, Internet options, Content, Certificates). It listed my certificate in there under Personal. I viewed the cert and
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it was listed as invalid. Under Certification Path it showed the cert chain was failing for the Root CA. There was, conveniently, an Import button. I pressed it and voila, the Root https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/25912910/Cisco-VPN-Client-Error-32.html CA cert was imported. I was then able to successfully login using the token. (Note: If it matters, we have an Enterprise Root CA and an Intermediate CA in our network. All certs are issues from the intermediate) Permalink ← Clean up old computer accounts Slackware 13 & Broadcom wireless → 2 comments Thanks Posted by Armando (not registered) on Mon 10 of Aug., 2009 http://tiki.gmartin.org/tiki-view_blog_post.php?postId=139 16:54 EDT Gee thanks a lot, man! I had the same problem and, following your steps, now I can connect! Reply Thank very much ... Posted by Radek on Tue 19 of Oct., 2010 18:13 EDT Thank you for this little FAQ, maybe big FAQ. Because any question in google search and nothing what way to Casstle . Thank you for help me Reply Post new comment Name Title * Comment * Enter the code you see above * Try another code Note Your comment will have to be approved by the moderator before it is displayed. Wiki Help Plugin Help Wiki Syntax For more information, please see Wiki Page Editor and Wiki Syntax Wiki Syntax Bold text __text__ Italic text 2 single quotes ('). '"text"' Underlined text ===text=== Colored text ~~#FFEE33:text~~ or ~~yellow:text~~. Will display using the indicated HTML color or color name. Color name can contain two colors separated by a comma. In this case, the first color would be the foreground and the second one the background. Deleted text 2 dashes "-". --text-- Headings !heading1, !!heading2, !!!heading3 Show/Hide !+, !!- show/hide heading s
32 View View unanswered posts View active topics View new posts View your posts ASA/PIX, IDS, IPS, VPN, Cisco Secure ACS, AAA, ISE. Post a reply 13 posts http://www.networking-forum.com/viewtopic.php?t=28517 Page 1 of 1 DieselJeeper Ultimate Member Posts: 510 Joined: Wed Aug 03, 2011 12:24 pm Certs: MCSE, MCP+I, SEC+ (working on CCENT/CCNA) Resolved: Once-functional ASA VPN broken, Error 32 Fri Dec 30, 2011 11:10 am All-I have an ASA 5520 (pair of them, in failover mode) that I configured a VPN on a while back. This is an IPSEC VPN, cisco vpn clients use the VPN client and CAC authenticate back to our AD over LDAP.This all worked great... until we tried it the day after our DC was replaced with a unit which is minded by folks above us.I use the same laptop that we used before, insert my CAC, hop onto a cellular network just like we always did- and cisco vpn error then launch the VPN client. I immediately get "Error 32: unable to verify certificate". Troubleshooting things, I verify the client laptop is able to connect to the Internet. I go into my ADSM, go to monitoring/logging, filter by the client's IP address (the one it's pulling from the external ISP), and try to connect. Nothing shows up on the log. So this is telling me the issue is occuriing before it ever reaches the ASA. Out of curiousity, I disconnect the client machine from the external network and try to connect to the VPN. I get the same error... I believe this proves the issue is in the client, not the ASA...Client is WinVista, I get to poking about in the Network properties, I've noticed that the Cisco VPN Adapter is disabled. Yep, that'd do it... let me try again... stand up my connection to external ISP again, and....No. Same darn error. Try another laptop- same error.The new DC is at the same address. However, as we're not showing ANY traffic through the ASA at all (which it has t