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I no longer do this, as it is too complicated these days to keep up with documenting the various desktop environments, and the changes (and unreliability) of NetworkManager. I used to also include instructions for getting VPN support to show up in the NetworkManager icon/applet in the system tray, for those who used a Gnome based desktop. When you're done, you'll have two commands available at the command-prompt, which you can run to connect to the campus VPN: 'vpn' (text mode) and 'vpnui' (graphical/windowing).

In the instructions below, I'll walk you through installing the Cisco VPN client on a Debian or Ubuntu system. Thanks to several for the help getting here. I'd love to hear that it helped someone and/or any improvements that could be added. Please do write me to let me know how it went for you, and/or with any suggestions.

It should work for most or all Debian-derived distributions through 9.0 ('Stretch'). I originally wrote this 'How-To' for Ubuntu v10, and have updated it through v17.04. OIT has a good general VPN-Linux page with instructions on setting up the Cisco An圜onnect VPN client software for Linux, but I got tripped up in a couple of places and thought I'd pass on some heads-ups for other Debian and Ubuntu users. (Note: There is also an alternative method of installing UCI VPN support without using the Cisco client, but using the built-in Debian/Ubuntu openconnect and openvpn drivers, should you find the below method does not work for you, or if you prefer to use open-source non-proprietary software.) Introduction Installing and using the Cisco An圜onnect client with Ubuntu for UCI VPN Installing and using the Cisco An圜onnect client with Debian and Ubuntu for UCI VPN

Cisco anyconnect vpn client 3.1 download 64 bit