File:           WHATSNEW.TXT 
Product:        FEC Secure IPSec Client
Version:        Version 2.04
Manufacturer:   Funkwerk Enterprise Communications GmbH

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Latest Release Info. - FEC Secure IPSec Client under Windows 2000/XP/Vista
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New features of version 2.04 relative to version 2.03 
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1. Store SIM PIN in the Configuration

The option "Store SIM PIN in Configuration" has been added in the dialog for 
entry of the SIM PIN for GPRS/UMTS cards. If this function is used, the formerly 
registered SIM PIN is employed for each destination system with the connection 
medium GPRS/UMTS, and need no longer be entered specially.

This function is not visible in the IPSec Client default setting. It becomes 
visible and configurable for the user when the privilege is granted to him in 
the configuration locks under "GPRS/UMTS", i.e. "Allow user to save the SIM PIN 
in the configuration" has been activated. 


2. Importing PCF Data

Via the IPSec Client monitor menu "Configuration / Import Profile", 
configuration data for the profile can be read in with the help of a wizard. 
These profile settings can be created from the prevailing destination system as 
differential data types. If individual configurations are not present in these 
profile settings (e.g. password), these are called by wizard upon import. The 
FEC IPSec Client supports the following data types:
*.ini, *.pcf, *.wgx and *.spd.


3. GPRS/UMTS Support for DELL D630 Inspiron Notebook

In its new version, the FEC IPSec Client also supports the integrated mobile 
connect card in the DELL D630 Inspiron Notebook (DELL Wireless 5520 
Generic/mobile Broadband). 


4. Analysis of the certificate field "Universal Principal Name" (UPN)

The certificate name "Universal Principal Name" can be used as user name and 
password for the extended authentication (RegisteredName@Domain-Name), assuming 
the attribute is present in the certificate. Configuration takes place in the 
profile settings under "Identities / Extended Authentication".


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For further information please consult the Web-Site: www.funkwerk-ec.com
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Funkwerk Enterprise Communications GmbH, Nuremberg, Germany
08/08/2008