Connect to VPN: Step 1
Open the Cisco AnyConnect application on your computer.
I currently have it set so while the VPN is up, clients access the Internet through our Firewall. But they are unable to print locally. What do I need to do to get them to access local printers, but still visit the Internet through. Though both Cisco VPN Client and Cisco AnyConnect Client are made by Cisco, their nature is quite different. This difference leads to different approach in the profile’s configuration. In general legacy VPN Clients has option only for IPSec and it use IKEv1.
- In the Start menu, click All Programs > Cisco > Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client
- Click the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client to launch the application.
Step 2
Type in vpnconnect.rochester.edu then click Connect.
Step 3
Enter your NetID and password. In the Duo Method box, enter one of the following commands to indicate how you would like to authenticate with Duo two-factor authentication:
- push – Receive a push notification in the Duo Mobile app on your smart phone or tablet.
- sms – Receive an authentication passcode via text message on your mobile phone. Once you have received the text message, re-enter your NetID and password on the VPN login screen, then enter the passcode in the Second Password field.
- phone – Receive a phone call—you must press a key to verify you received the call.
- alternate device – Add a number to the end of the command you enter in the Duo Method field (e.g. push2, phone3)
Step 4
Click OK, then authenticate through Duo on your device.
When you are connected, you will see the VPN icon (a gray circle and a gold lock) in your system tray.
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Disconnect from VPN
Click the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client icon in your system tray.
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