This is not the best solution since not *all* of the network activity goes through the VPN, but this good enough for what I needed back then.

Originally, worked fine with two remote sites.

Unfortunately not, I decided to run the OVPN client inside a VM to avoid conflicts with the Cisco driver.

Cisco An圜onnect v4.2 - No Valid Certificates Available for Authentication Pulling my hair out on this one - user with Windows 10 v1607 (build 14393.693) and Cisco An圜onnect v9.

I have a profile setup to install the module using the Umbrella JSON File, but my issue/question is how to have a firewall offer up 2 profiles. Were you ever able to find a solution to this issue? Currently running into the same problem myself. Hello, I am in the beginning stages of deploying Cisco Umbrella by using the An圜onnect Module. I wish there was something like that for Windows too. Here they provided a useful Perl script that switches between regular TUN installation and the Cisco's TUN. Note: If youre using some versions of Microsoft Edge, the program could download as a sysattachment.do.

The guys at 'tunnelblick' project mentioned that it's a problem with the TUN/TAP driver they use. Download the An圜onnect VPN client for Windows. I googled it a little bit and found that OVPN has similar problem on Mac too: Honestly it looks more like a conflict with the TUN/TAP devices of both the Cisco An圜onnect? and the OVPN client. We are not using that option on the OVPN server (we do use it on the CORP VPN, but this is unrelated to the topic). Are you using OpenVPN with the (server-pushed) option 'redirect-gateway block-local', which would block local communication in the LAN? This *might* be the reason why the An圜onnect? client gets unhappy (because it thinks it has lost the local connection).īesides that, I can't see what we could do about it - Cisco's clients are notorious for blocking anything else (by design).

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