Windows 10: What is This CISCO Folder?

I noticed a folder CISCO containing the folders shown in the screenshot in my Program Files (x86). What are these files for since I can't locate a matching installed program?






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Cisco Systems, Inc.

What can i do with, Cisco EAP-FAST Module, Cisco LEAP Module and Cisco PEAP Module, by Cisco Systems, Inc. ?

Moved from: [Microsoft Education / Windows 10 / Windows settings]

 

N97 VPN Access to cisco 3000 - Config with Nokia mobile VPN Client Policy Tool

Testing with Nokia mobile VPN Client to connect to Cisco 3000 Concentrator.

Anybody here who can "translate" cisco policy to mobile VPN Client Policy Tool Configs?



This is the Cisco Policy that i use on my Notebook with Cisco VPN Client (works).

What i can "translate" to nokia mobile vpn Client Policy Tool are Host, Groupname (i use FQDN) and Group-PW.

The other advanced settings are not clear (IKE Proposals, IKEv1, IKEv2, ...).



For example:

-what means enableNAT in Cisco Tool?

- what means TunnelingMode in Cisco Tool?

....





[main]

UserPassword=

enc_UserPassword=

Description=

Host=############IP-ADDR of my CISCO 3000 ############

AuthType=1

GroupName=######### my Group name ######################

GroupPwd= ######### my Group PW #######################

enc_GroupPwd=

EnableISPConnect=0

ISPConnectType=0

ISPConnect=WirelessManagerRasConnection

ISPPhonebook=

ISPCommand=

Username=

SaveUserPassword=0

NTDomain=

EnableBackup=0

BackupServer=

EnableMSLogon=1

MSLogonType=0

EnableNat=1

TunnelingMode=0

TcpTunnelingPort=10000

CertStore=0

CertName=

CertPath=

CertSubjectName=

CertSerialHash=00000000000000000000000000000000

SendCertChain=0

PeerTimeout=90

EnableLocalLAN=0

 

I just reinstalled the Intel Proset WiFi driver supplied by Dell and the folder dates for the above CISCO files changed. The files are related to the Intel driver but I don't know what they are for.

 

We use them at our office. PEAP provides secure connection to the company wireless network. Prompts for credentials when connecting. They are part of the Intel Proset drivers. Not needed unless you need to connect to such a network.

 

Acronym expansion, courtesy of jholland1964 at forum.worldstart.com



HTH,
--Ed--

 

I don't think I need the functionality but it takes hardly any space so I'll just leave it be now I know it's related to the Intel WiFi driver.