Hi,
I've tried to use the network manager gui to set up a vpn session to a Cisco ASA setup for SSL VPN.
I could not get this to work,
I then tried using the officiel path - the anyconnect client. I had a copy of the newest 64bit version for linux so tried with that.
This also fails. On the command line version I get the following output:
Ofcourse the gateway has a much older version of anyconnect which I haven't fiddled with.
As a last resort I installed openconnect and tried to use that with the following command:
That ALMOST worked - it connected, but my DNS servers didn't get changed. And while a tunnel is better then none, for my purposes I really do need DNS.
I've tried various searches and couldn't find anything really helpfull. So if you could help with pointers to get openconnect working then I can document the progress here and hopefully it will help someone in the future.
I've tried to use the network manager gui to set up a vpn session to a Cisco ASA setup for SSL VPN.
I could not get this to work,
I then tried using the officiel path - the anyconnect client. I had a copy of the newest 64bit version for linux so tried with that.
This also fails. On the command line version I get the following output:
Code:
Password:
>> state: Connecting
>> notice: Establishing VPN session...
>> notice: Connection attempt has failed.
>> error: The AnyConnect package on the secure gateway could not be located. You may be experiencing network connectivity issues. Please try connecting again.
>> state: DisconnectedAs a last resort I installed openconnect and tried to use that with the following command:
Code:
openconnect -s /etc/vpnc/vpnc-script -u kristian.larsen -v fw.domain.tldI've tried various searches and couldn't find anything really helpfull. So if you could help with pointers to get openconnect working then I can document the progress here and hopefully it will help someone in the future.