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Launch the Cisco AnРµСљСљonnect Client, which is located in Start > All Programs > Cisco > Cisco AnРµСљСљonnect Secure Mobility Client. The installer will require that you have administrative access to the machine.Р”Р„fter the installation is complete, you should restart your computer - especially if you are upgrading from an older version of the AnРµСљСљonnect Secure Mobility Client.

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exe file, to launch the installer called anyconnect-win-6-core-vpn-webdeploy-k9.exe. Once the file is completely downloaded, click open the.

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Wait for the download link to appear (this may take some time for the page to fully load) and click РІР‚СљDownload for WindowsРІР‚Сњ When you have finished using the connection, click Disconnect in the top right menu bar.

You may close the window, but not quit the application for the duration of your session.

You will then be prompted for Duo Two-Factor Authentication ( note: if you are not enrolled and using Duo 2FA at BU you will be prompted to enroll upon login).

The client will connect, and you will be prompted for your BU login name In the connect to: field enter : vpn.bu.edu Launch the Cisco AnРµСљСљonnect Client, which is located in /Applications/Cisco. You must have an active network connection in order for the VPN client to connect. The installer will require that you have administrative access to the machine.Р”В®nsure that you have an active network connection. dmg file, it will automatically mount on your desktop as a disk named AnРµСљСљonnect VPN 6.Р’В Open this disk and launch the installer called Anyconnect-macos-6-core-vpn-webdeploy-k9.dmg. Wait for the download link to appear (this will take a VERY LONG timeР’В for the page to fully load, especially on Chrome, this is a known issue and we suggest trying a different browser like Firefox or Safari first) and click РІР‚СљDownload for macOSРІР‚Сњ

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Perhaps more importantly, while setting in these two files the parameter 'RunAtLoad' to 'false' indeed prevents the annoying reinstallation of the application 'Cisco AnРµСљСљonnect Secure Mobility Client.app' as a login item after a restart, it also makes the vpn in general disfunctional.Goto Р’В and login with your BU username and Kerberos password I find on my system only '.plist' and '.plist' in the directory '/Library/LaunchAgents'. However, I do not see those three files you seem to mention. Then move them back in with replacing option and authenticating as an administrator and the file is edited. But it is easy to edit these files: Simply copy them to some other place where you have permission to write to files, e.g. Then, you should not change the permissions of such system files for security reasons. It is not the permission of the file itself that prevents you from editing, it is the permission of the containing folder. They provide an example XML profile 137498-AnРµСљСљonnect.xml, which they claim should stop the app from opening at login: The accepted solution there is to set AutoConnectOnStart to false in the 'XML Profile' located at /opt/cisco/anyconnect/profile/. This same topic is discussed on the Cisco forum: AnРµСљСљonnect Secure Mobility - Disable the automatic launch on login

This is the other, lower-level AnРµСљСљonnect process(es) without any user interface and running as root that does the actual work: sudo launchctl kickstart -kp system/Р”В«e careful where you use sudo since some of the agents and daemons run in user space and some run in system space and different versions of macOS have different syntax and shells. For a friendlier documentation that does not assume you already know the difference between 'loading' versus 'starting' or between a 'daemon' vs a 'service' or an 'agent' go to first.Р”Р„s a bonus and slightly off-topic answer, here's a clean way to restart the AnРµСљСљonnect daemon in case it gets stuck as it sometimes does. Launchctl is documented in (surprise) man launchctl but that's not for the faint of heart.

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Every mac user should have at least some vague idea of what launchctl does because it manages far more than AnРµСљСљonnect: basically every process not manually started by the user. Launchctl is the equivalent of systemd on Linux or services.msc on Windows. Don't take the risk to miss those extra bits use the official and documented user interface. When there's a user interface it's very likely because it does more than just moving one file. For example, trying to run sudo launchctl unload -w /Library/LaunchAgents/.plist results in an error 'Could not find specified service', whereas without the sudo it works. NB: be careful NOT to run sudo launchctl and NOT to run launchctl from a root terminal, because launchctl is user-dependent. Launchctl load -w /Library/LaunchAgents/.plist

Launchctl unload -w /Library/LaunchAgents/.plist Always prefer the user interface when there is one rather than messing with files directly: launchctl list | grep -i cisco If it's not in 'Login Items' then it has to be in launchctl.

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