Network Assistant Level_15_access authorization problem.

I am having the same type of problems as described in Level_15_access. At the end of Level_15_access instructions were listed but no response.
I can telnet in, I can use Hyperterminal and log into the switch.
The only thing I did different from instructions in Level_15_access was not use secret so I could see what was in the show run.
In my show run I see
Username (Switch username) privilege 15 password 0 (switch password).
However putting the switch username and switch password into the network assistant authentication: device only brings back the authentication: device window again.
I also see interface Vlan1
ip address 192.168.1.251 255.255.255.0 in show run and see the 192.168.1.251 in the authentication: device window.
I did just download the latest network assistant 5.8 and have the same results with version 5.5. I am using Windows 7 computers.

The private default IP address of the router is 192.168.1.1.
198.162.1.1 is a public IP address and some web server of someone else.

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