Where is CIPE?

[Hugh Foster]

Newbie here - blundering into Linux from a Win background, so apologies in
advance for dim questions....
 
I am trying to set up a VPN net connection, and it tells me I must install
CIPE... but not how. I have looked at the Add/Remove Applications list and
cannot find it... how do I install it please?

Best regards, 

Hugh Foster 
System Support Analyst 
Servisair (UK) Ltd. 
hugh.foster at servisair.com 
www.servisair.com 
"Reboot the PC and try it again" 

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