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by mshavrov
Have you installed just Cisco VPN Client or you installed some additional software (i.e. Integrity Firewall client, etc.).
If it's just Cisco VPN Client, usually you should run it manually to connect to VPN concentrator. So, when you just turn on your laptop, it shouldn't be running and shouldn't prevent you from accessing Ethernet LAN.
In any case, first thing you should try - uninstall Cisco VPN client and any additional software which were installed with it.
Another thing to try - if you have embedded card (if you can not physically disconnect it), try to disable it in the Control Panel. May be you have another hotspot around your office, which keeps your wireless card upand screws up your routing.
If you have additional questions, e-mail me.
Good luck,
Michael Shavrov
CCNP, CCDP, CCSP, MCSE W2K, Security+, CheckPoint CCSA, ...
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