I guess the library (.so file) is x86 only. The N810 is a ARM-based device. So no luck with your N810. I know this wont help you but :-( Collin On Mon, 7 Jan 2008 17:19:04 -0500, "Matthew Alexander" <ma4d at hotmail.com> wrote: > Has anyone had experience getting a browser-based SSL VPN to work on the > n810? Our company uses F5 FirePass which created a browser plugin to > connect to its VPN hardware. I tried to install a plugin both through the > browser and manually as root with the terminal and had no luck. The > components are all in the right places and have the right permissions > according to F5 but the browser just does not seem to recognize the > plugin. F5's directions are below. Any help will be greatly appreciated. > I'm going to have to return this to Nokia if I can't access my work > network with it. > > It is supported on these platforms: > > Linux (see instructions above for Linux/Unix) > > a.. Workstations with libc version 2 and later > b.. Kernel support for PPP interfaces (loadable module or statically > built in) > c.. PPPD program in the /sbin directory > d.. Supported Linux platforms: > Debian? 3.1r0 > Fedora " Core 2 > Fedora " Core 3 > Fedora " Core 4 > Red Hat? 9.0 > Slackware? 10.1 > SuSE? 9.x Professional > TurboLinux? Desktop > Supported browsers > > a.. Firefox? 1.0.x > b.. HP? iPAQ 4155, Version 4.20.0 - Windows? Mobile 2003, First > Edition > -i-mode phone > c.. Microsoft? Internet Explorer, version 5.0, 5.5, or 6.0 > d.. Microsoft? Pocket PC 2003 and Microsoft? Pocket PC Phone Edition > 2003 > e.. Mozilla? version 1.7.x > f.. Netscape? Navigator, version 4.7x or 7.x > g.. OpenWave? WAP browser > h.. Mozilla? version 1.7.x on Apple? Mac OS? X 10.2.x systems > i.. Safari? version 1.2 on Apple? Mac OS? X 10.3.x systems > j.. Safari? version 2.0 on Apple? Mac OS? X 10.4.x systems > FirePass 5.5 supports the Safari? browser for automatically installing > the network access client. You must manually install the Macintosh network > access client when using other browsers. > k.. Toshiba? E800, Version 4.20.1081 > l.. Windows? Mobile"2003, First Edition > m.. XDA? II, Windows? Mobile" 2003 First Edition > > Here are the installation instructions: > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > When you use Network Access for the very first time on a remote system > using recent versions of Netscape or Mozilla browsers, the automatic > plug-in installation mechanism downloads the Network Access client-side > components. > > There are two components: the plug-in itself, and a standalone application > that needs to run with root privileges. Therefore, it must be installed on > the remote system as a suid root application. > > The plug-in installation process tries to use 'su' or 'sudo' utilities to > elevate user privileges to perform the installation. Sometimes, due to > policy restrictions, these privileges are unavailable. In this case, you > can download the plug-in and other components, and install them manually. > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > To install the Network Access plug-in manually, download the plugin and > the SSLVpn.tgz file from the following locations: > > Plugin-- > https://vpn.emory.edu/vdesk/vpn/nogzip/downloads.php/linux/np_F5_SSL_VPN.so > > > Other components-- > https://vpn.emory.edu/vdesk/vpn/nogzip/downloads.php/linux/SSLVpn.tgz > > SSLVpn.tgz contains the full paths to the application files (under > /usr/local/lib). Do not attempt to install these in a different directory. > For security reasons, it is important to preserve all the directories > permissions and ownership of the files included in the package (and, of > course, to make sure that the svpn application is suid root). This > command: > > cd /; tar xpzvf > > should do the job on most systems. > > [root at mybox]# cd /; tar xpzvf /downloads/SSLVpn.tgz > > usr/local/lib/F5Networks/SSLVPN/ > usr/local/lib/F5Networks/SSLVPN/svpn > usr/local/lib/F5Networks/SSLVPN/etc/ > usr/local/lib/F5Networks/SSLVPN/etc/version.txt > usr/local/lib/F5Networks/SSLVPN/var/ > usr/local/lib/F5Networks/SSLVPN/var/log/ > usr/local/lib/F5Networks/SSLVPN/var/run/ > > You can install the plug-in np_F5_SSL_VPN.so for a particular user (for > example, in the directory $HOME/.mozilla/plugins) or system-wide (for > example, in /usr/local/lib/mozilla/plugins). > > cp np_F5_SSL_VPN.so /usr/local/firefox/plugins/ > > Restart your browser. > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > To uninstall Network Acces client-side components from the system, simply > remove (recursively) > > the directory /usr/local/lib/F5Networks/SSLVPN, and > the plug-in from the installed location.
