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Lildu_54664
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Nov 12, 2009

Firepass SSL VPN client not able to connect.

Hi All,     I am having issues in getting my Firepass VPN client working,   I was using XP SP3 with IE8, since i couldnt get it working in IE8, i uninstalled IE8 and installed IE7, i h...
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AJX_2655
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Mar 03, 2010
I suspect that your anti-virus may have falsely identified tunnelserver.exe as a threat and damaged it. Search for the F5 plug-in files on your local drive, delete them, and reconnect to Firepass which will prompt you to reinstall them. Make sure your anti-virus is "aware" that tunnelserver.exe is an exception. Also, try disabling your personal firewall.