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I was provided with an access to the VPN server. All I got were server's IP, username and password. Under Windows connecting to the server was easy - I just had to type the information I received.

Problems started when I wanted to connect to the server from Ubuntu (14.04). I tried with pptp using many manuals from the web but nothing worked. Then openvpn - it requested a certificate I didn't have.

I asked server's admin if he can give me a bit more information about configuration and he told me

The VPN is set on a Cisco 2911 router

I downloaded vpnc but it requires me to provide a group name and a group password but I don't have those. I'm in dark now.

Does someone know what should I do in order to connect to this server? Thanks in advance.

Przemysław Długoszewski-Tamoń
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I had a similar problem with the addition of a dedicated IP. It took a few weeks of back and forth with the VPN tech team, ultimately it was an issue on their end. make sure to ask very specific questions when you contact your VPN, and ask about what logs they need to see from you.

dust
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Were you were using the AnyConnect application to connect on Windows? If so, then you will the need AnyConnect client for Linux. Your server admin will need to provide the installer. Once you have the installer, here are the steps to configure it.

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IamSushil
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Install network-manager-openconnect by command:
sudo apt-get install network-manager-openconnect.

Now click on network menu, edit connections,and you can add a Cisco anyconnect VPN. Just enter the gateway and save it. Click on your vpn connection by going into network menu and then Enter your cisco credentials and you are done.

janasaiarun
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