
So I decided to have a go at Google adding "lion" in the search term, i.e. I am the first in my family to have the Lion OS,

It was an overall failure.Ĭrack at this when I got a new laptop myself. Then I tried copying over the CiscoVPN application - that did not work. Their Mac version already seem far behind 3 years ago.

To locate that file on the Cisco web site - who knows, maybe they've removed it completely: Recently, I had to help someone else set this up on Snow Leopard, and to my chagrin, failed Links and download buttons, sometimes you still had no luck, and if I had to do it all overĪgain, I probably still would have a hard time just finding the file. The installation file for OSX is extremely hard to find on the Cisco web site.Īfter registering as a user and then clicking on a series of navigation trees and What recollections I have about the installation procedure is that For working remotely I've been using the Cisco VPN Client on OSX for about 3 years.
