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Where are the Linux AnyConnect installation logs stored?

April 26, 2017anyconnect installation linux logs stored

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Where are the Linux AnyConnect installation logs stored?

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A. These logs are stored in /opt/cisco/vpn. Q. Can you run a logon script after AnyConnect establishes a VPN connection? Rather than running Start Before Logon (SBL), which must be run every time I start the computer (whether or not I want to VPN), I would like to be able to process a logon script only when connecting to the corporate network. A. Aside from using SBL for this, AnyConnect does not have the abilty to run a logon script after connection. Q. Users behind a Microsoft Proxy receive the “None of the authentication protocols offered by the proxy server are supported.” error when they connect to the VPN Concentrator via the SSL VPN Client. Why? A. This error message usually means that the proxy server is configured to use an authentication mechanism that is not supported by the SSL VPN Client. AnyConnect will work in SSL mode via HTTPS proxies (specifically HTTPS 1.1). Additionally, authenticating proxies that use Basic or NT Lan Manager (NTLM) for authorization can also be use