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Description

This is the latest AnyConnect application for Apple iOS.
Please report any questions to ac-mobile-feedback@cisco.com.
Please consult with your EMM vendor on configuration changes required to configure this new version if you are not setting it up manually. Samples at: https://community.cisco.com/t5/security-blogs/anyconnect-apple-ios-transition-to-apple-s-latest-vpn-framework/ba-p/3098264
LICENSING AND INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS:
You must have an active AnyConnect Plus, Apex or VPN Only term/contract to utilize this software. Use is no longer permitted for older Essentials/Premium with Mobile licensing. AnyConnect may never be used with non-Cisco servers.
Trial AnyConnect Apex (ASA) licenses are available for administrators at www.cisco.com/go/license
AnyConnect for iOS requires Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) Boot image 8.0(4) or later.
Per App VPN requires ASA 9.3(2) or later (5500-X/ASAv only) with Plus, Apex or VPN Only licensing and a minimum Apple iOS version of 10.x.
For additional licensing questions, please contact ac-mobile-license-request (AT) cisco.com and include a copy of 'show version' from your Cisco ASA.
Licensing Ordering Guide: http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/products/security/anyconnect-og.pdf
Cisco AnyConnect provides reliable and easy-to-deploy encrypted network connectivity from any Apple iOS by delivering persistent corporate access for users on the go. Whether providing access to business email, a virtual desktop session, or most other iOS applications, AnyConnect enables business-critical application connectivity. Through the use of Datagram Transport Layer Security (DTLS), TCP-based applications and latency-sensitive traffic (such as voice over IP [VoIP]) are provided an optimized communication path to corporate resources.
Additionally, AnyConnect support IPsec IKEv2 with Next Generation Encryption.
Features:
- Automatically adapts its tunneling to the most efficient method possible based on network constraints, using TLS and DTLS.
- DTLS provides an optimized connection for TCP-based application access and latency-sensitive traffic, such as VoIP traffic
- Network roaming capability allows connectivity to resume seamlessly after IP address change, loss of connectivity, or device standby
- Wide Range of Authentication Options: RADIUS, RSA SecurID, Active Directory/Kerberos, Digital Certificates, LDAP, multifactor authentication
- Supports certificate deployment using Apple iOS and AnyConnect integrated SCEP
- Compatible with Apple iOS Connect On Demand VPN capability for automatic VPN connections when required by an application
- Policies can be preconfigured or configured locally, and can be automatically updated from the VPN headend
- Access to internal IPv4 and IPv6 network resources
- Administrator-controlled split / full tunneling network access policy
- Per App VPN (TCP and UDP) - MDM controlled
If you are an end-user and have any issues or concerns, please contact your organization’s support department. If you are a System Administrator having difficulties configuring or utilizing the Application, please contact your designated support point of contact.
If you would like to give feedback, suggestions, or leave comments directly to the team, you can reach us on Twitter @anyconnect.
Release Notes:
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/security/anyconnect-secure-mobility-client/products-release-notes-list.html
User Guide:
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/security/anyconnect-secure-mobility-client/products-user-guide-list.html
End user license:
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/vpn_client/anyconnect/anyconnect40/license/end_user/AnyConnect-SEULA-v4-x.html

What’s New

General improvements and bug fixes.
Please report any questions or problems to ac-mobile-feedback@cisco.com.

This is the new AnyConnect application for Apple iOS. Please report any questions to ac-mobile-feedback@cisco.com. Please consult with your EMM vendor on configuration changes required to. Compare TorGuard vs. Cisco AnyConnect If you want to have a convenient way to find out which VPN Services product is better, our exclusive system gives Cisco AnyConnect a score of 9.3 and TorGuard a score of 8.6 for total quality and performance.

532 Ratings

MK

When i open accounts and password and try to make my phone remember the password to this app there is a blank field that i need to fill and it says website and if I don’t fill it the process won’t be done actually I want the phone to remember the pass for this app not any website I really don’t know what to do

Developer Response,

You should be able to put anything you want in this field as a label.

VPN Automatically connects without user permission

At least once daily, at a random time of day, the VPN will connect automatically and with no notification that it has done so. The little VPN logo just pops up on the top left all of a sudden. Considering a VPN routes all traffic through Cisco's network, this is an unacceptable privacy invasion. Also annoying bc there are random websites like 9to5mac that are blocked by Cisco and before I realized what was happening, was confused as to why it wasn't loading suddenly. The only way to prevent this is to delete the app between uses and reinstall. Before using the VPN for the first time each install, it won't auto connect so I basically avoid this app like the plague.
I do work at Cisco and yes it does. Something is turning it on without me opening any Cisco apps including any connections so this is because of Cisco not another IT department

Developer Response,

AnyConnect does not automatically connect; it is only triggered by the UI or by On-Demand or Per-App VPN profiles configured on the device. If these profiles are pushed to your device by your IT department we have no control over that. Also, the VPN traffic does not go over Cisco's network (unless you work for Cisco); it travels through your own corporate network to which you are connecting.

Works with 11.2 with caveat

With the server side workaround, AnyConnect now works on iOS 11.2, so I'm revising my rating from 1 to 5 stars.
Previous review: The VPN client will fail to establish a connection if running on a device with cellular and Wi-Fi both enabled. I reported this bug months ago but nobody has fixed it yet. Workaround is to disable cellular then you will be able to establish a VPN connection over Wi-Fi. If you want to establish a VPN connection over cellular, you will need to disable Wi-Fi.

Developer Response,

Hi Seth, this problem is due to an unannounced change in iOS 11.2 (and macOS 10.13.2), and it only affects a very specific configuration (it requires changing a default configuration item). I think you and I have been emailing on this, and your IT department is aware of the problem and also has a case open with Apple. Theyhave been informed of a workaround, and I just sent a followup email as a reminder, so please be patient. In the meantime you can delete the profile using the AnyConnect UI and should be able to establish a connection. If the server workaround has not been implemented the next connection will fail but you can repeat the process.

Information

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Size

29.7 MB

Compatibility

Requires iOS 10.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Age Rating

Rated 4+

Price

Free

Supports

Family Sharing
With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

I need to help someone running Mac OS X (10.5.8) to create a VPN tunnel to my Cisco ASA5505 firewall in order to access some files that reside on my Windows network. In the past, I have only connected other Windows users using the Cisco VPN Client software. I did obtain the Mac version of the Cisco VPN software (Cisco AnyConnect, which uses SSL), but the user feels that it should not be necessary to install this software on her Mac in order to access the shared drive. I require VPN connections rather than poking a hole in the firewall for VNC, etc. Before I tell this user that my Cisco AnyConnect software *must* be installed, I wanted to see if there are other options, since I know very little about Mac OS X.
I contacted Cisco, and they confirmed that other client software besides their own Cisco software can create VPN tunnels on this device, since VPN is built on an open standard like IPSec and SSL. However, they will not provide further details about non-Cisco software.