Chances are that they mean a TPM chip that can store keys that Cisco's VPN may use.
VPN Client Support
The info page for the new Samsung RT tablet - the ATIV tab - says:
Enterprise Solutions (upon request): Exchange ActiveSync, On-Device Encryption, Cisco VPN (Virtual Private Network), Juniper Junos Pulse VPN, EAS
But the Junos Pulse client is not in the Windows Store - so either Samsung has some exclusive deal with Juniper, or this is a "coming soon" feature.
I'd like an answer. As much as I love the Surface hardware, if I cannot get the last piece of the puzzle I need for work, the Pulse client, and it is available on another vendor's tablet, I'll need to think about switching.
I would really like an answer from Microsoft on this one.
And to re-confirm - the ATIV is a Windows 8 RT tablet, NOT a Windows 8 Pro tablet.
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Anonymous
2013-03-15T02:39:56+00:00 This is not an answer. The thread is about 3rd party vpn support (like Cisco and juniper). Please do not let this thread get marked as answered/solved. There is still a need for third party vpn support, and Microsoft needs to provide it.
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Anonymous
2013-02-05T21:12:16+00:00 This worked for me:
http://surfacegeeks.net/setting-up-a-vpn-connection-with-surface-rt.html
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Anonymous
2013-02-05T17:43:18+00:00 I have been following a few threads on this subject and none of seem to get notice by Microsoft. I clearly have the impression that Cisco, Juniper and Microsoft are not working on a solution for us.
Have anyone here contacted Juniper or Cisco directly? I tried to get on Juniper support forum but the forum I found were seem to be for paying Customers.
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Anonymous
2013-02-05T05:06:47+00:00 I would really like to hear an update on this topic.