VPN connection with PXES

"Chan, Dominic" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.pxes.devel
Message-ID <76C6BDFD5F14F64DBFF44CFBB7913E270A4E1BF2@wknt802.global.lubrizol.com>
So far, within our corporate network, the PXES thin client solution
works awesome.  However, we are also on looking to implement this in our
remote location.  Is there any way to tie VPN connection into the
current PXES build?  So before the ICA client get execute, it kick off
the cisco VPN client to connected back to our corporate network?

 

dwc


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