Nortel VPN Client - Customizing the setup.ini file

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Configuring the Contivity VPN Client
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\NortelNetworks\Extranet Access
Client] “AesDisabled”=dword:00000001
The Contivity VPN Client uses the registry settings for its run-time decisions. If
the key is not present, the default (AES enabled) is assumed.
The AES settings cannot be modified through the GUI. AES is visible to the end
user only in the Status window where the Security and IKE fields display the
appropriate AES information when an AES connection is established.
Following is an example of the setup.ini file.
[Startup]
AppName=Nortel Networks Contivity VPN Client
FreeDiskSpace=970
EnableLangDlg=Y
[ISUPDATE]
UpdateURL=http://
[Languages]
Default=0x0009
count=1
key0=0x0009
Customizing the setup.ini file
You customize the default behavior of the client by modifying the setup.ini file.
To customize your client, add to the setup.ini file the [Options] section and the
listed keywords described in Table 4.
The default settings are noted in the right-hand column, as well as details on the
significance and manner of handling each keyword.
Table 4 [Options] section and keyword settings for setup.ini file
Field Description
[Options] The name of the section that the installation looks for
in the setup.ini file. You must use this field as the
heading for the keywords described in this table.
AesDisabled=1 Disables AES support. If its set to 1, AES is disabled.
The default is enabled.