Could not read the Cisco VPN profile

Does your profile appear in the RDM combobox?

Yes, I could see the profile name in the profile dropdown.

Could you try to start RDM as Administrator?

Sure, I had tried but got the same message:

The profile specified could not be read.

Could you try to execute it in command line? Is it possible that you have the profile saved in the 64 bit folder?

I had tried to execute it in commenad line and it could connect succesfully, please check the attached screen shot.

May I ask you to create a command line entry with those parameters?

http://help.remotedesktopmanager.com/sessions_commandline.htm

I don't understand why the Cisco VPN can't find his profile. Perhaps it's the working directory.

Hi,

I tested with command line and it works.

It seems that you don't specify the profile in the command line?

No, I did specify the profile in there. You could see "vpnclient.ext connect 1**.***.***.***" there. I masked the profile name.

Is it possible to use or switch proxies via command line?

Not sure how to do that. But I don't have proxy.

Could you try in the command line session to change the working folder for RDM. I just want to verify if this fails.

I changed the working directory as this and it works fine:

Could you try to change the working directory to anything else. It to verify if this could reproduce the issue.

Which one do you mean? For Command Session or for RDP session changed in default directory?

For the command line

These are what I had tested and WORKING:



But this is NOT working:


edited by George Hsieh on 11/14/2012

Do as the first image (keep the path in the command line) except that in the working directory folder, enter something like C:\DoesNotExists\

Do I need to test more?

Ok,
I have no idea what could be the problem. For now the workaround would be to create a generic vpn and enter the command manually. I will try to figure out what could be the root of this issue.

OK, thanks.

Looking forward to hearing good from you soon.