Will the old Cisco VPN Client (version Windows - 5.0.07.0440) work on a 5510

I plan to upgrade our Cisco ASA 5510 from 8.2 to 8.3. However I have 20-30remote users running the older Cisco VPN Client that connect remotely to the ASA (version Windows - 5.0.07.0440 - not Anyconnect).
My question is will the upgrade to 8.3 still allow the users to use the same Cisco VPN client or will I need to upgrade each workstation to the newer Cisco AnyConnect?
I appreciate any help that can be provided.

You can do that with no problem. Even the new 9.x ASA software is compatible with the old Cisco VPN client for IPSec remote access VPN.
That client software might not work very well with newer client operating systems like Windows 8 but the ASA end will continue to allow them to connect.

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In attachment, I add the details of the error find in the windows logs (logError.txt) and the logs generated from MSI installer in verbose mode (log2.txt).
My computer is a lenovo W500 with Windows 7 64 bits and 4 GB of memory (compliant with the Cisco VPN Client requirements).
I have administrator privileges on this computer.
Please help me !
I need to use it to connect to my company network.
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BR
Jerome

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I cannot find any information to tell me whether Windows XP Home (Not XP Professional) is supported under ant Cisco VPN client 4.xx or 5.xx.
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Scott,
Not sure if you read the release notes, but here they are are for V4.06 and V5.0:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/vpn_client/cisco_vpn_client/vpn_client46/release/notes/46clnt.html#wp1207576
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Cisco VPN Client Version 5.0.07.0440

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'SECURE VPN CONNECTION TERMINATED LOCALLY BY THE CLIENT
REASON 440: DRIVER FAILURE
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Hi Andy
Anyconnect licensing is a little complicated, but 99% of the time you only need the "Essentials" AnyConnect license for your ASAs. This gives you everything that you have using the old Cisco VPN Client.
Essentials is licensed per ASA, and not per user like the other ASA AnyConnect licenses.
AnyConnect Premium gives you all that Essentials give you plus "clientless" VPN (Web portal type stuff).
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Cisco VPN Client installation freezes on Windows 7

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I am in need of some help installing the Cisco VPN Client on a Windows 7 workstation.
Here are some details:
Cisco VPN Client Version: 5.0.07.0410
Operation System: Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise, 32-bit, version 6.1, build 7600
PC Hardware: IBM Thinkpad T42, Type 2373-7WE
Issue Description:
I attempted to install the Cisco VPN Client on the computer with the local administrator account in Windows 7. The computer was given a clean installation of Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise (Existing HDD partitions were deleted and formatted). After the OS installation, I installed the network driver via Windows Update, and proceeded to run the installation for the Cisco VPN Client. The installation apears to proceed smoothly until the installation progress indicator reaches the point where it states that it is installing the "Deterministic Network Enhancer." Shortly reaching this point, the Windows CPU Usage monitor reaches 100% and the operating system freezes.
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Please find the attached screenshot of VPN Client Statistics.
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http://www.vmwareandme.com/2013/12/solved-windows-8-and-windows-81-cisco.html#.U9tCdxCrOxo
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IPSEC client on Windows 8 machine is not supported.
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you can get more information from following link:-
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/vpn_client/cisco_vpn_client/vpn_client5007/release/notes/vpnclient5007.html#wp63537
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1st of all (concerning your link) - I'm not using the wireless adapter.
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Solved!
Go to Solution.

all good now, got it working.
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Hi,
According to your description, I think it is compatibility problem.
I suggest you use the vpn in the windows 7 compatibility mode.
Making older programs compatible with this version of Windows:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows-8/older-programs-compatible-version-windows
If it doesn't work, I suggest you use the method as the following thread mentioned:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/ad556ff3-8d33-453e-8b16-71e36e23e2c6/cisco-vpn-client-and-windows-81-preview-determinist-network-enhancer-dilema?forum=w8itpronetworking
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tia,
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Hi Bill,
Do you have any comparison data on services that DO work? I don't connect remotely to any Apple services so can't vouch for AFP always working, but have no issues with RDP services for Windows servers. Running 4.9.00 (0050). I have however just quickly VPN'd to a client and successfully opened an AFP share and browsed around over VPN - didn't even hesitate in establishing the connection.
When you mention taking the machine onsite i am assuming that you directly access the AFP shares and not via VPN, hence confirming that the VPN software is potentially the issue?
Are you running IPSEC over UDP or TCP? My transport is over UDP.
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