Cisco VPN client / F-secure Client security 9

Hi,
One of my customers are currently using client security on hosts in their HQ. The firewall profile used by all their hosts is "Office" in Policy manager 9.
Now when they connect laptops using mobile broadband + VPN they cannot access any of their internal resources, all traffic seems to be blocked.
Would really appreciate if someone could "point me in the right direction" and explain how to configure this correctly.
I myself am using Citrix Access Gateway as VPN client + Client security and this works fine. The active profile used when I connect to my company, is "Office". Actually I don´t think it changes at all regardless of how I connect, it´s always "Office".
Am I correct assuming that when the customer connects via VPN, they should use the profile called "Mobile", or use a "customized office profile" as I think is the case with my PC?
If they should use "Mobile", must I edit this / add rules for it to allow the traffic needed for them to reach their resources, e.g. remote control (RDP), access to file shares and so on? Maybe using info from the action.log file which traffic has been blocked?
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
JC
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Hi JC, Please check this first: http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/business_global/support/article/kba/6637/s/workstation.1368/t/workstation.1368.1371/p/40 Like
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Hi,
Thank you for you answer and apologies for not searching for a solution more thoroughly.
Almost all info that I needed was found in your link but I have another question after reading this:To implement these settings for laptops at this customer, should I configure what is called "Security level autoselection", and add needed ports + IP addresses to the profile called "Mobile"? Then, if I understand correctly, F-secure will choose this profile when connecting via VPN / mobile broadband? And e.g. from home using wireless router etc?
Or could I just add them to the profile "Office" which they are currently using at their location?
Thanks and regards,
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Hi,
I also a problem with Cisco client and F-secure. I am not able to set up a connection. I used this website:
http://community.f-secure.com/t5/End-point/Cisco-VPN-and-F-Secure-Client/ta-p/11851
But unfortunatly the last step (disable vsdatant) did not work for me since there was no vsdatant to disable. Is there another solution?
Kind regards,
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Hi,
please create a support ticket by using the following form:
http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/home_global/support/contact/request
Please include the FSDiag report so the case is handled more quick.
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FSDIAG is explained here: http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/home_global/support/contact/fsdiag
When submitting a support request:
http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/home_global/support/contact/request
you have an option at the bottom of that page to attach an FSDIAG file.
Without attaching an FSDIAG file in a support request the support technicians will not have the vital information of your system that might be needed to solve the problem.
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