SunBlade 100 to Cisco PIX Security Appliance

I have a problem connecting a SunBlade 100 workstation with Cisco Routers, and the PIX Security Appliance at the Console ports of both a Cisco router and the Cisco PIX Security Appliance. This should be out of the serial port of the SunBlade 100 workstation..
I have tried to use the UNIX command tip hardwire. No luck connecting to the console port. I also tried to use the UNIX cu command again no response from the console port. I tried connecting a modem temporarily to the SunBlade 100 workstation and was successful in echoing a phone number to a modem. However, I need to use a direct connection from the SunBlade 100 workstation.
Currently, Windows 2000 workstations are used with
Hyperterminal to connect to routers and the PIX Security Appliance. I have 24 SunBlade workstations in my classroom and need to use them to connect to the console port on Cisco routers, and the PIX Security Appliance. I would appreciate any help anyone might be able to give on this subject.

Hello Namit and Rahul,
Here are few questions that came in directly during your live webcast hence posting them here so that users can benifit:
1)      How is ASA CX different from other UTM solutions ?
2)      How is dynamic application inspection of CX better than other inspection engines  ?
3)      What features or functionalities on the CX are available by default ?
4)      what are the different ways we can run or install CX on the ASA platform ?
5)      What VPN features are supported with multi context ASA in the 9.x release ?
6)      What are the IPv6 Enhancements in the ASA version 9.x ?
Request you to please provide your responses to them individually.
Thanks.

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    Hello Namit and Rahul,
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    Thanks.

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    Prapanch

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    com.cisco.anyconnect.leaf
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    TerminateScriptOnNextEvent: false
    EnablePostSBLOnConnectScript: true
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    AutoServerSelectionImprovement: 20
    AutoServerSelectionSuspendTime: 4
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    ClearSmartcardPin: true
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    IP Address Interface List:
    FE80:0:0:0:DDA0:24CA:FE35:4D19
    148.110.133.126
    FE80:0:0:0:19A3:961F:C11C:3724
    192.168.164.1
    FE80:0:0:0:80B3:F3CD:CA44:952E
    169.254.149.46
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:45
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client Agent starting, version 3.1.04059
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:45
    Type        : Error
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CBencodeStream::LoadStream
    File: ..\..\PhoneHome\Bencode.cpp
    Line: 126
    Unable to open file for reading
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:45
    Type        : Error
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CBencodeDictionary::CBencodeDictionary
    File: ..\..\PhoneHome\Bencode.cpp
    Line: 1422
    Bencode dictionary internalize failed
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:45
    Type        : Error
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CPhoneHomeVpn::CPhoneHomeVpn
    File: .\PhoneHomeVpn.cpp
    Line: 187
    Failed to create Bencode dictionary
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:45
    Type        : Error
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CPhoneHomeVpn::CreateSingletonInstance
    File: .\PhoneHomeVpn.cpp
    Line: 82
    Invoked Function: CPhoneHomeVpn
    Return Code: -23396343 (0xFE9B0009)
    Description: PHONEHOMEVPN_ERROR_UNEXPECTED
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:45
    Type        : Warning
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CMainThread::CMainThread
    File: .\MainThread.cpp
    Line: 1017
    Invoked Function: CPhoneHomeVpn::CreateSingletonInstance
    Return Code: -23396343 (0xFE9B0009)
    Description: PHONEHOMEVPN_ERROR_UNEXPECTED
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:45
    Type        : Warning
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: PluginLoader::QuickCreatePlugin
    File: c:\temp\build\thehoff\ElGreco_MR40.391570230547\ElGreco_MR4\vpn\Common\Utility/PluginLoader.h
    Line: 195
    Invoked Function: PluginLoader::CreateInstance
    Return Code: -29360116 (0xFE40000C)
    Description: PLUGINLOADER_ERROR_COULD_NOT_CREATE
    com.cisco.anyconnect.leaf
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:45
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: MsgCatalog::initMsgCatalog
    File: .\i18n\MsgCatalog.cpp
    Line: 246
    Current locale: fr-LU
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:45
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: ProfileMgr::loadProfiles
    File: .\ProfileMgr.cpp
    Line: 100
    No profile is available.
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:45
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Current Preference Settings:
    ServiceDisable: false
    CertificateStoreOverride: false
    CertificateStore: All
    ShowPreConnectMessage: false
    AutoConnectOnStart: false
    MinimizeOnConnect: true
    LocalLanAccess: false
    AutoReconnect: true
    AutoReconnectBehavior: DisconnectOnSuspend
    UseStartBeforeLogon: false
    AutoUpdate: true
    RSASecurIDIntegration: Automatic
    WindowsLogonEnforcement: SingleLocalLogon
    WindowsVPNEstablishment: LocalUsersOnly
    ProxySettings: Native
    AllowLocalProxyConnections: true
    PPPExclusion: Disable
    PPPExclusionServerIP:
    AutomaticVPNPolicy: false
    TrustedNetworkPolicy: Disconnect
    UntrustedNetworkPolicy: Connect
    TrustedDNSDomains:
    TrustedDNSServers:
    AlwaysOn: false
    ConnectFailurePolicy: Closed
    AllowCaptivePortalRemediation: false
    CaptivePortalRemediationTimeout: 5
    ApplyLastVPNLocalResourceRules: false
    AllowVPNDisconnect: true
    EnableScripting: false
    TerminateScriptOnNextEvent: false
    EnablePostSBLOnConnectScript: true
    AutomaticCertSelection: true
    RetainVpnOnLogoff: false
    UserEnforcement: SameUserOnly
    EnableAutomaticServerSelection: false
    AutoServerSelectionImprovement: 20
    AutoServerSelectionSuspendTime: 4
    AuthenticationTimeout: 12
    SafeWordSofTokenIntegration: false
    AllowIPsecOverSSL: false
    ClearSmartcardPin: true
    IPProtocolSupport: IPv4,IPv6
    AllowManualHostInput: true
    BlockUntrustedServers: true
    PublicProxyServerAddress:
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:45
    Type        : Error
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CSocketSupport::ipv6EnabledOnVA
    File: .\IPC\SocketSupport_win.cpp
    Line: 284
    Invoked Function: CSocketSupport::ipv6EnabledOnVA
    Return Code: 2 (0x00000002)
    Description: cannot open VPNVA Enum registry key (VA driver not installed?)
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:45
    Type        : Error
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CSocketSupport::ipv6EnabledOnVA
    File: .\IPC\SocketSupport_win.cpp
    Line: 284
    Invoked Function: CSocketSupport::ipv6EnabledOnVA
    Return Code: 2 (0x00000002)
    Description: cannot open VPNVA Enum registry key (VA driver not installed?)
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:45
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CCvcConfig::readConfigParamFromFile
    File: .\vpnconfig.cpp
    Line: 5824
    The specified configuration file for MUS service does not exist
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:45
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CThread::createThread
    File: .\Utility\Thread.cpp
    Line: 238
    The thread (0x00001F20) has been successfully created.
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:45
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client Agent started, version 3.1.04059
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:45
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CInterfaceRouteMonitorCommon::logInterfaces
    File: .\Routing\InterfaceRouteMonitorCommon.cpp
    Line: 477
    IP Address Interface List:
    FE80:0:0:0:DDA0:24CA:FE35:4D19
    148.110.133.126
    FE80:0:0:0:19A3:961F:C11C:3724
    192.168.164.1
    FE80:0:0:0:80B3:F3CD:CA44:952E
    169.254.149.46
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:48
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpninstall
    Description : Function: SetInheritACLsFromParent
    File: .\ACLManager.cpp
    Line: 31
    Attributes for C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\ are 0x2010
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:48
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpninstall
    Description : Function: SetInheritACLsFromParent
    File: .\ACLManager.cpp
    Line: 56
    Obtaining ACLs for directory C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:48
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpninstall
    Description : Function: SetInheritACLsFromParent
    File: .\ACLManager.cpp
    Line: 31
    Attributes for C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\CustomerExperienceFeedback are 0x2010
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:48
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpninstall
    Description : Function: SetInheritACLsFromParent
    File: .\ACLManager.cpp
    Line: 56
    Obtaining ACLs for directory C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\CustomerExperienceFeedback\
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:48
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpninstall
    Description : Function: SetInheritACLsFromParent
    File: .\ACLManager.cpp
    Line: 31
    Attributes for C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\Help are 0x2010
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:48
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpninstall
    Description : Function: SetInheritACLsFromParent
    File: .\ACLManager.cpp
    Line: 56
    Obtaining ACLs for directory C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\Help\
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:48
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpninstall
    Description : Function: SetInheritACLsFromParent
    File: .\ACLManager.cpp
    Line: 31
    Attributes for C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\l10n are 0x2010
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:48
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpninstall
    Description : Function: SetInheritACLsFromParent
    File: .\ACLManager.cpp
    Line: 56
    Obtaining ACLs for directory C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\l10n\
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:48
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpninstall
    Description : Function: SetInheritACLsFromParent
    File: .\ACLManager.cpp
    Line: 31
    Attributes for C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\Profile are 0x2010
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:48
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpninstall
    Description : Function: SetInheritACLsFromParent
    File: .\ACLManager.cpp
    Line: 56
    Obtaining ACLs for directory C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\Profile\
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:48
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpninstall
    Description : Function: SetInheritACLsFromParent
    File: .\ACLManager.cpp
    Line: 31
    Attributes for C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\Script are 0x2010
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:48
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpninstall
    Description : Function: SetInheritACLsFromParent
    File: .\ACLManager.cpp
    Line: 56
    Obtaining ACLs for directory C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\Script\
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:49
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client Agent starting, version 3.1.04059
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:50
    Type        : Error
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CBencodeStream::LoadStream
    File: ..\..\PhoneHome\Bencode.cpp
    Line: 126
    Unable to open file for reading
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:50
    Type        : Error
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CBencodeDictionary::CBencodeDictionary
    File: ..\..\PhoneHome\Bencode.cpp
    Line: 1422
    Bencode dictionary internalize failed
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:50
    Type        : Error
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CPhoneHomeVpn::CPhoneHomeVpn
    File: .\PhoneHomeVpn.cpp
    Line: 187
    Failed to create Bencode dictionary
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:50
    Type        : Error
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CPhoneHomeVpn::CreateSingletonInstance
    File: .\PhoneHomeVpn.cpp
    Line: 82
    Invoked Function: CPhoneHomeVpn
    Return Code: -23396343 (0xFE9B0009)
    Description: PHONEHOMEVPN_ERROR_UNEXPECTED
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:50
    Type        : Warning
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CMainThread::CMainThread
    File: .\MainThread.cpp
    Line: 1017
    Invoked Function: CPhoneHomeVpn::CreateSingletonInstance
    Return Code: -23396343 (0xFE9B0009)
    Description: PHONEHOMEVPN_ERROR_UNEXPECTED
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:50
    Type        : Warning
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: PluginLoader::QuickCreatePlugin
    File: c:\temp\build\thehoff\ElGreco_MR40.391570230547\ElGreco_MR4\vpn\Common\Utility/PluginLoader.h
    Line: 195
    Invoked Function: PluginLoader::CreateInstance
    Return Code: -29360116 (0xFE40000C)
    Description: PLUGINLOADER_ERROR_COULD_NOT_CREATE
    com.cisco.anyconnect.leaf
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:50
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: MsgCatalog::initMsgCatalog
    File: .\i18n\MsgCatalog.cpp
    Line: 246
    Current locale: fr-LU
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:50
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: ProfileMgr::loadProfiles
    File: .\ProfileMgr.cpp
    Line: 100
    No profile is available.
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:50
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Current Preference Settings:
    ServiceDisable: false
    CertificateStoreOverride: false
    CertificateStore: All
    ShowPreConnectMessage: false
    AutoConnectOnStart: false
    MinimizeOnConnect: true
    LocalLanAccess: false
    AutoReconnect: true
    AutoReconnectBehavior: DisconnectOnSuspend
    UseStartBeforeLogon: false
    AutoUpdate: true
    RSASecurIDIntegration: Automatic
    WindowsLogonEnforcement: SingleLocalLogon
    WindowsVPNEstablishment: LocalUsersOnly
    ProxySettings: Native
    AllowLocalProxyConnections: true
    PPPExclusion: Disable
    PPPExclusionServerIP:
    AutomaticVPNPolicy: false
    TrustedNetworkPolicy: Disconnect
    UntrustedNetworkPolicy: Connect
    TrustedDNSDomains:
    TrustedDNSServers:
    AlwaysOn: false
    ConnectFailurePolicy: Closed
    AllowCaptivePortalRemediation: false
    CaptivePortalRemediationTimeout: 5
    ApplyLastVPNLocalResourceRules: false
    AllowVPNDisconnect: true
    EnableScripting: false
    TerminateScriptOnNextEvent: false
    EnablePostSBLOnConnectScript: true
    AutomaticCertSelection: true
    RetainVpnOnLogoff: false
    UserEnforcement: SameUserOnly
    EnableAutomaticServerSelection: false
    AutoServerSelectionImprovement: 20
    AutoServerSelectionSuspendTime: 4
    AuthenticationTimeout: 12
    SafeWordSofTokenIntegration: false
    AllowIPsecOverSSL: false
    ClearSmartcardPin: true
    IPProtocolSupport: IPv4,IPv6
    AllowManualHostInput: true
    BlockUntrustedServers: true
    PublicProxyServerAddress:
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:50
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CCvcConfig::readConfigParamFromFile
    File: .\vpnconfig.cpp
    Line: 5824
    The specified configuration file for MUS service does not exist
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:50
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CThread::createThread
    File: .\Utility\Thread.cpp
    Line: 238
    The thread (0x000016C0) has been successfully created.
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:50
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client Agent started, version 3.1.04059
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:49:50
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CInterfaceRouteMonitorCommon::logInterfaces
    File: .\Routing\InterfaceRouteMonitorCommon.cpp
    Line: 477
    IP Address Interface List:
    FE80:0:0:0:DDA0:24CA:FE35:4D19
    148.110.133.126
    FE80:0:0:0:19A3:961F:C11C:3724
    192.168.164.1
    FE80:0:0:0:80B3:F3CD:CA44:952E
    169.254.149.46
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:10
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client Agent starting, version 3.1.04059
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:11
    Type        : Error
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CBencodeStream::LoadStream
    File: ..\..\PhoneHome\Bencode.cpp
    Line: 126
    Unable to open file for reading
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:11
    Type        : Error
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CBencodeDictionary::CBencodeDictionary
    File: ..\..\PhoneHome\Bencode.cpp
    Line: 1422
    Bencode dictionary internalize failed
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:11
    Type        : Error
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CPhoneHomeVpn::CPhoneHomeVpn
    File: .\PhoneHomeVpn.cpp
    Line: 187
    Failed to create Bencode dictionary
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:11
    Type        : Error
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CPhoneHomeVpn::CreateSingletonInstance
    File: .\PhoneHomeVpn.cpp
    Line: 82
    Invoked Function: CPhoneHomeVpn
    Return Code: -23396343 (0xFE9B0009)
    Description: PHONEHOMEVPN_ERROR_UNEXPECTED
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:11
    Type        : Warning
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CMainThread::CMainThread
    File: .\MainThread.cpp
    Line: 1017
    Invoked Function: CPhoneHomeVpn::CreateSingletonInstance
    Return Code: -23396343 (0xFE9B0009)
    Description: PHONEHOMEVPN_ERROR_UNEXPECTED
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:11
    Type        : Warning
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: PluginLoader::QuickCreatePlugin
    File: c:\temp\build\thehoff\ElGreco_MR40.391570230547\ElGreco_MR4\vpn\Common\Utility/PluginLoader.h
    Line: 195
    Invoked Function: PluginLoader::CreateInstance
    Return Code: -29360116 (0xFE40000C)
    Description: PLUGINLOADER_ERROR_COULD_NOT_CREATE
    com.cisco.anyconnect.leaf
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:11
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: MsgCatalog::initMsgCatalog
    File: .\i18n\MsgCatalog.cpp
    Line: 246
    Current locale: fr-LU
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:11
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: ProfileMgr::loadProfiles
    File: .\ProfileMgr.cpp
    Line: 100
    No profile is available.
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:11
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Current Preference Settings:
    ServiceDisable: false
    CertificateStoreOverride: false
    CertificateStore: All
    ShowPreConnectMessage: false
    AutoConnectOnStart: false
    MinimizeOnConnect: true
    LocalLanAccess: false
    AutoReconnect: true
    AutoReconnectBehavior: DisconnectOnSuspend
    UseStartBeforeLogon: false
    AutoUpdate: true
    RSASecurIDIntegration: Automatic
    WindowsLogonEnforcement: SingleLocalLogon
    WindowsVPNEstablishment: LocalUsersOnly
    ProxySettings: Native
    AllowLocalProxyConnections: true
    PPPExclusion: Disable
    PPPExclusionServerIP:
    AutomaticVPNPolicy: false
    TrustedNetworkPolicy: Disconnect
    UntrustedNetworkPolicy: Connect
    TrustedDNSDomains:
    TrustedDNSServers:
    AlwaysOn: false
    ConnectFailurePolicy: Closed
    AllowCaptivePortalRemediation: false
    CaptivePortalRemediationTimeout: 5
    ApplyLastVPNLocalResourceRules: false
    AllowVPNDisconnect: true
    EnableScripting: false
    TerminateScriptOnNextEvent: false
    EnablePostSBLOnConnectScript: true
    AutomaticCertSelection: true
    RetainVpnOnLogoff: false
    UserEnforcement: SameUserOnly
    EnableAutomaticServerSelection: false
    AutoServerSelectionImprovement: 20
    AutoServerSelectionSuspendTime: 4
    AuthenticationTimeout: 12
    SafeWordSofTokenIntegration: false
    AllowIPsecOverSSL: false
    ClearSmartcardPin: true
    IPProtocolSupport: IPv4,IPv6
    AllowManualHostInput: true
    BlockUntrustedServers: true
    PublicProxyServerAddress:
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:11
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CCvcConfig::readConfigParamFromFile
    File: .\vpnconfig.cpp
    Line: 5824
    The specified configuration file for MUS service does not exist
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:11
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CThread::createThread
    File: .\Utility\Thread.cpp
    Line: 238
    The thread (0x00001F34) has been successfully created.
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:11
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client Agent started, version 3.1.04059
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:11
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnagent
    Description : Function: CInterfaceRouteMonitorCommon::logInterfaces
    File: .\Routing\InterfaceRouteMonitorCommon.cpp
    Line: 477
    IP Address Interface List:
    FE80:0:0:0:DDA0:24CA:FE35:4D19
    148.110.133.126
    FE80:0:0:0:19A3:961F:C11C:3724
    192.168.164.1
    FE80:0:0:0:80B3:F3CD:CA44:952E
    169.254.149.46
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:19
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnui
    Description : Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client GUI started, version 3.1.04059
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:20
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnui
    Description : Initializing vpnapi version 3.1.04059 ().
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:21
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnui
    Description : Function: MsgCatalog::initMsgCatalog
    File: .\i18n\MsgCatalog.cpp
    Line: 246
    Current locale: fr-LU
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:21
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnui
    Description : Function: ProfileMgr::loadProfiles
    File: .\ProfileMgr.cpp
    Line: 100
    No profile is available.
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:21
    Type        : Warning
    Source      : acvpnui
    Description : Function: ClientIfcBase::getCurrentState
    File: .\ClientIfcBase.cpp
    Line: 2058
    API service not ready
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:21
    Type        : Information
    Source      : acvpnui
    Description : Current Preference Settings:
    ServiceDisable: false
    CertificateStoreOverride: false
    CertificateStore: All
    ShowPreConnectMessage: false
    AutoConnectOnStart: false
    MinimizeOnConnect: true
    LocalLanAccess: false
    AutoReconnect: true
    AutoReconnectBehavior: DisconnectOnSuspend
    UseStartBeforeLogon: false
    AutoUpdate: true
    RSASecurIDIntegration: Automatic
    WindowsLogonEnforcement: SingleLocalLogon
    WindowsVPNEstablishment: LocalUsersOnly
    ProxySettings: Native
    AllowLocalProxyConnections: true
    PPPExclusion: Disable
    PPPExclusionServerIP:
    AutomaticVPNPolicy: false
    TrustedNetworkPolicy: Disconnect
    UntrustedNetworkPolicy: Connect
    TrustedDNSDomains:
    TrustedDNSServers:
    AlwaysOn: false
    ConnectFailurePolicy: Closed
    AllowCaptivePortalRemediation: false
    CaptivePortalRemediationTimeout: 5
    ApplyLastVPNLocalResourceRules: false
    AllowVPNDisconnect: true
    EnableScripting: false
    TerminateScriptOnNextEvent: false
    EnablePostSBLOnConnectScript: true
    AutomaticCertSelection: true
    RetainVpnOnLogoff: false
    UserEnforcement: SameUserOnly
    EnableAutomaticServerSelection: false
    AutoServerSelectionImprovement: 20
    AutoServerSelectionSuspendTime: 4
    AuthenticationTimeout: 12
    SafeWordSofTokenIntegration: false
    AllowIPsecOverSSL: false
    ClearSmartcardPin: true
    IPProtocolSupport: IPv4,IPv6
    AllowManualHostInput: true
    BlockUntrustedServers: true
    PublicProxyServerAddress:
    Date        : 07/23/2013
    Time        : 08:50:21
    Type        : Warning
    Source      : acvpnui
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