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--- auth:howto:linux:vpnclient [2012/04/05 12:05] – [Instructions for Linux Cisco AnyConnect Client (recommened)] kohofer
+++ auth:howto:linux:vpnclient [2012/04/05 14:48] – kohofer
@@ Line 14: / Line 14: @@
 ==== Instructions for MacOS X 10.6 ====
-There is no need to install a Client, simply install (doubleclick) the\\
+There is no need to install a Client, simply download and install (doubleclick) the\\
 following file:
@@ Line 29: / Line 29: @@
 . Enter your Username and password, then press **Login**
-. A "Warning - Security" Windows opens: This will install the Cisco AnyConnect\\
+. A "Warning - Security" Windows opens: This will install the Cisco AnyConnect Client \\
-   in /opt/cisco of your System
+in /opt/cisco of your Platform.
-. Press **Run**
+. Press **Run** on the "Warning - Security" Window
+{{:auth:howto:linux:cisco-anyconnect_1.png?direct&200}}
 . In order to install Cisco AnyConnect, Admin (sudo) rights are required; a Window opens,\\
-   enter your local password.
+enter your local password.
+{{:auth:howto:linux:cisco-anyconenct_2.png?direct&200|}}
 . The Cisco AnyConnect is installed and running, you can close the URL.
+{{:auth:howto:linux:cisco-anyconnect_3.png?direct&200|}}
 === Launching Cisco AnyConnect GUI ===
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   /opt/cisco/anyconnect/bin/vpnui
-=== Uninstalling the client AnyConnect ===
+Please note the vpnagentd must be running for this
+  * ps auxww | grep vpn
+<code>
+root      1759  0.0  0.3  17984  7644 ?        S    12:58   0:00 /opt/cisco/anyconnect/bin/vpnagentd
+</code>
+=== Launching Cisco AnyConnect NON-GUI ===
+This allows you to connect and disconnect the VPN service.
+  * /opt/cisco/anyconnect/bin/vpn
+<file>
+Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client (version 3.0.5080) .
+Copyright (c) 2004 - 2011 Cisco Systems, Inc.
+All Rights Reserved.
+  >> state: Disconnected
+  >> state: Disconnected
+  >> notice: Ready to connect.
+  >> registered with local VPN subsystem.
+VPN> connect vpn.unibz.it
+connect vpn.unibz.it
+  >> contacting host (vpn.unibz.it) for login information...
+  >> notice: Contacting vpn.unibz.it.
+VPN>
+  >> Please enter your username and password.
+) clientless
+) scientificnetwork
+Group: [clientless]
+Username: <your-username>
+Password:
+  >> state: Connecting
+  >> notice: Establishing VPN session...
+  >> notice: Checking for profile updates...
+  >> notice: Checking for product updates...
+  >> notice: Checking for customization updates...
+  >> notice: Performing any required updates...
+  >> state: Connecting
+  >> notice: Establishing VPN session...
+  >> notice: Establishing VPN - Initiating connection...
+  >> notice: Establishing VPN - Examining system...
+  >> notice: Establishing VPN - Activating VPN adapter...
+  >> notice: Establishing VPN - Configuring system...
+  >> notice: Establishing VPN...
+  >> state: Connected
+  >> notice: Connected to vpn.unibz.it.
+VPN>exit
+</file>
+=== Uninstalling the AnyConnect Client ===
 The client comes with an uninstallation script
-  * $ sudo /opt/cisco/vpn/bin/vpn_uninstall.sh
+  * sudo /opt/cisco/vpn/bin/vpn_uninstall.sh
 However it doesn't actually uninstall everything properly, it removes files but leaves behind directories.\\
-You can clean up what it leaves behind by deleting the directory /opt/cisco/
+You can clean up what it leaves behind by deleting the directory /opt/cisco/ and /opt/.cisco/
-  * $ sudo rm -r /opt/cisco
+  * sudo rm -r /opt/cisco /opt/.cisco
 Per-user configuration is stored in your home directory in a file called .anyconnect
-More infos to come like using OpenConnect...
+More infos to follow...