Cisco Anyconnect Linux Mint

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Hi,

Dec 16, 2019 Install Cisco AnyConnect on Ubuntu / Debian / Fedora Connect To VPN Server with Cisco AnyConnect from Linux Terminal If you used the installation method covered in our guide, the vpn script used to connect, disconnect, and check the status of VPN is located in the directory below. 2 thoughts on “ Cisco AnyConnect in Linux Mint 12 64bit ” Bunny Biggle April 12, 2016 / 3:34 pm. Thank you – have been looking for this for a while! Note: Cisco only supports Red Hat and Ubuntu Linux distributions. Download the.gz install archive to the desktop. Extract the archive to the desktop of Ubuntu in the following folder anyconnect-linux64.

What is the command line to get this application installed in the GUI? I don't have mint (based on Unbuntu) installed and wanted to know if the openconnect is available for all flavours? It's for someone else who cannot come and see it in the near future.
Cisco Anyconnect Linux Mintapt-get install openconnect
apt-get install network-manager-openconnect
Anything else?
Thanks,
Martin
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user@lion:[OrientedTC]$ sudo apt-cache policy openconnect
openconnect:
Cisco Anyconnect Linux Mint Installed: (none)
Candidate: 5.02-1

Cisco Anyconnect Ubuntu


Version table:
5.02-1 0
500 http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ trusty/universe amd64 Packages
user@lion:[OrientedTC]$ sudo apt-cache policy network-manager-openconnectCertificate
network-manager-openconnect:
Installed: (none)
Candidate: 0.9.8.0-1ubuntu2
Version table:
0.9.8.0-1ubuntu2 0

If you get the dreaded “failed to initialize connection subsystem” error when trying to use AnyConnect on the Surface Pro 3, or on Windows 8.1 in general for that matter (though it works fine for me on my ThinkPad T540p), there’s a lot of differing opinions on how to fix it so I thought I’d share the one that worked for me.

What absolutely did not work for me (but that apparently works for other people based on frequency with which I encountered this solution) is just running AnyConnect through the Troubleshoot Compatibility wizard. That had zero effect for me.
What did work is this:

Install Cisco Anyconnect Linux Mint

  1. Hit the Windows key and start typing “AnyConnect” to bring up AnyConnect in the search/launcher thingee (as I call it)
  2. Right-click on AnyConnect and choose “Open file location”
  3. Right-click on AnyConnect in Windows Explorer and choose “Properties”
  4. Click on the Compatibility tab
  5. Check the “Run this program in compatibility mode for” box and select “Windows 7” in the drop-down
  6. If you have a high-resolution display and AnyConnect looks fuzzy, and you care, you can also check the “Disable display scaling on high DPI settings” box
  7. Hit OK to save the changes.
  8. Reboot for good measure.

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There have also been some previous issues with IE 11 updates breaking AnyConnect (yeah, wrap your head around that one) but those seem to have been resolved as long as you have your machine all patched up.