Cisco Anyconnect Vpn Connected But No Network Access

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Yes, make sure there is the ACL on the ASA and also that there is a different IP pool for the AnyConnect. So you mean it needs to be separate from the inside network? So in the inside network is 192.168.1.x it needs to be something like 192.168.2.x? Right now the LAN is 192.168.1-254 and the VPN IP pool is 192.168.1.200-220. I have setup ASA5506 for cisco anyconnect VPN and i am able to connect VPN but not able to ping or ssh or anything to any device on remote lan (inside) network 10.0.10.x/24. Here is the network diagram: Configuration. Right-click the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client log, and select Save Log File as AnyConnect.evt. Note: Always save it as the.evt file format. If the user cannot connect with the AnyConnect VPN Client, the issue might be related to an established Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) session or Fast User Switching enabled on the client PC. Dear all, I'm struggling with an ASA 5506 config for VPN. Simple config, outisde is static and connected to the provider router (192.168.0.0/24) and inside is 192.168.1.0/24. ASA is not handling DHCP cause there is a domain controller doing it, which is also the main DNS for the corp network. Jan 28, 2014 I ran into an issue recently where I was configuring a new Remote Access VPN. The Cisco VPN client would connect successfully. However, I could not access any resources on the LAN behind the firewall. The termination point was an older PIX 515 running IOS 8.0. I was using the latest version of the Cisco VPN Client software, which was running on Windows 8.1. In my particular case I had the.

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Launch VPN Service

NIU's Virtual Private Network (VPN) service allows current faculty, staff, and students to login and then send and receive data securely across public networks. Several enterprise applications at NIU, including PeopleSoft, Cascade, etc., require VPN access from off-campus. All NIU employees and students, however, are encouraged to use NIU's VPN service to access NIU data and applications whenever they are away from the campus network and especially when traveling. (See Information Security Guidelines for Travel).

How to use NIU's VPN Service (most common option)

  1. To download Cisco AnyConnect, you will need to click https://vpn.niu.edu and choose the Group for the access you require. Login with your NIU AccountID@mail.niu.edu and password. You will be required to verify your account before moving forward.
    • Most faculty and staff will already have this client on their NIU-managed desktop/laptop. Others will have the opportunity to download and install the client at this point.
  2. From your device launch the Cisco AnyConnect client. At 'Ready to Connect', enter vpn.niu.edu and click Connect.
  1. **You must select the group first. This box will appear behind the sign in page.
    When prompted for Group, choose the Group for the access you require. For general campus access please choose NIU_Split_Tunnel_VPN or NIU_Full_Tunnel_VPN.
  1. Enter your NIU AccountID@mail.niu.edu then click next then enter your password click Sign in. You will be required to verify your account.
  2. *NOTE: This will pop-up each time you login to the VPN no matter which option you choose.
    Click Yes or No or press ENTER
  3. The AnyConnect client will then complete its connection.
  4. To disconnect, open the active AnyConnect window and click to Disconnect.

How and Why to use NIU's Split Tunnel vs NIU's Full Tunnel

Free

NIU_Split_Tunnel_VPN option is the least secure but should be used when:

  • you trust the network you are on (e.g. your home network or a remote workplace) AND
  • you must simultaneously connect to data, devices or services (e.g. printers, file shares, etc.) on the home/remote network and to data, devices or services on NIU's network.

NIU_Full_Tunnel_VPN is the most secure and should be used when:

Cisco Anyconnect Vpn Connected But No Network Access Code

  • you are connecting to NIU's network from an unsecured location (e.g. local restaurant or coffee shop)
    • you will not be able to print to a wireless printer when connected to the Full Tunnel

Having Trouble?

Depending on your home network, you may not be able to connect to home devices when connected to VPN. This is especially true in 2 circumstances:

  • You use an internal DNS system
  • Your internal network uses 10.x.x.x

Workarounds include:

  • Use a local hosts file
  • Use 192.168 on home network

Do not use Firefox. Details about the browser issue below:

Cisco Anyconnect Secure Mobility Client Connected But No Internet Access

  • The newest Firefox Version 74.0, that was Released on March 10, 2020 is NOT supported on our current Cisco AnyConnect VPN.
  • Older versions of Firefox on MAC OS have an issue with the Firefox Certificate Store. You will need to use a different browser.

Cisco Anyconnect Vpn Setup

If you are still unable to install the client or cannot successfully login, please submit an incident by clicking the red button to the left to Submit an Incident.