However, I did have a few small problems, and here are
1. OpenVPN routing issue
When initiating a connection, I got this error message:2. Wireless Group Policy setting (or, Connect to Wireless Network before domain login)
ROUTE: route addition failed using CreateIpForwardEntry: One or more arguments are not correct.
Upon a quick search, all I have to do is add two lines to the .ovpn configuration file.
route-method exe
route-delay 2
That's it. Easy.
This one is a bit tougher. In XP, the Dell driver took care of this with a check box that said "connect before login", or something similar.3. Citrix client reports "Protocol Driver Error" while using CSG (Citrix Secure Gateway)
In Vista, the Dell driver didn't provide such option. So on with Google.
Basically, use AD GPO to assign a wifi profile to your PC at bootup, so it could log in to the wifi network by itself, and establish a connection to available pre-determine SSID.
Check out this link. http://www.microsoft.com/technet/technetmag/issues/2007/04/CableGuy/default.aspx
On two separate Vista computers, I saw this error while trying to launch a published app. Could not figure it out. Firewall, Anti-Virus, nothing.
At one point, I did have one Vista PC running CSG successfully, so I knew it has to work. Turns out, the working Vista PC was using a "incompatible" version of Citrix client (v9.15). Both later Vista PCs were using v10.0. So I went back to 9.15, accepted the "incompatibility" warning message, and got CSG to work.
