Are there more up to date instructions on how to do this? I can confirm that on a if a group name/password is available, the company have declined to provide it, and I don't understand why OpenConnect (below) would be able to connect without it if it is required. I never download a personal certificate file or similar from which a group key can be decrypted.
To be clear, I have confirmed that on a clean Surface 3, all that is necessary is to download the Cisco VPN installer from the company website, and specify as the server in An圜onnect. I tried setting up MacOSX builtin Cisco VPN support in Apple Network Settings, but I don't see where my profile file is stored to allow specifying a groupname or password (following instructions to find a PCF file in /opt/cisco etc). VPN Directly on the iPhone (via Cisco An圜onnect iOS App works fine) but does not change the inability to connect my mac.This implies that if ports are blocked by iPhone Personal Hotspot, this somehow isn't an issue for the Windows Client, but is for the OSX An圜onnect Client. VPN from Windows 10, connected via any of the above (WiFi, Samsung, iPhone) works fine from both a Macbook running Win10, and a Surface 3.MacOSX connected to VPN via tether to an iPhone, via either Lighting USB or Wifi does not workīy "doesn't work" I mean that I have no internet access whatsoever (chrome displays DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NO_INTERNET when accessing any website.) Internet access is restored upon disconnecting to VPN.MacOSX connected to VPN via tether to a Samsung S7 LTE works fine.MacOSX connected to Anyconnect VPN via wifi internet works fine.
I have spent three years vaguely looking for a solution and the last 48 hours trying solidly, so would be grateful for help. This works great, except I am unable to connect to one of my client's Cisco An圜onnect VPN Network using my Mac when tethered to my iPhone. I frequently work remotely, out of reach of WiFi, and simply rely on tethering my Mac to my iPhone for internet access.
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