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    Juniper and Verizon Access Manager

    Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by backerck, Mar 24, 2008.

  1. backerck

    backerck Newbie

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    My company recently changed to Juniper network access. I have been using verizon access manager with a USB720 wireless modem for access. I can no longer access our internal network through access manager and don't know if the problem is with verizon or juniper. Can anyone help? I'm running Windows XP.
     
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    blue68f100 Notebook Virtuoso

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    It sounds like the router is setup for verizon and not juniper. I would dump Verizon access mananger now that your not with them. Turn back on MS Zero Config manager. You either have to login to the router and change the Internet/ISP connection info, or do a facroty reset and start from new.

    Does it work when you direct connect, no router?
     
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