- #Cisco anyconnect os x yosemite upgrade#
- #Cisco anyconnect os x yosemite pro#
- #Cisco anyconnect os x yosemite Bluetooth#
I've not attempted bluetooth tethering yet, but I'm suspecting the result may be the same.Įxisting connections continue to work, but opening any new connections to anything not through the VPN fails with a "network is unreachable" or similar unreachable message. The above behavior is the same whether I am tethered via USB or via wi-fi. This flag is not present when Anyconnect is not connected nor when connected to my wokraround-enabled 5505 running 9.2(2). netstat -nr shows default route with "I" flag added.
scutil -dns shows the iphone IP as nameserver with no other namservers listed In detail, what I'm seeing on my Yosemite client when it's NOT working is:
#Cisco anyconnect os x yosemite upgrade#
I plan to upgrade the 5510 to 9.1.6 sometime next week and see if this command is supported (or even needed) for this workaround to work. The only differences in the group-policy configurations between the two is I have "client-bypass-protocol enable" set on the 5505 running 9.2(2), but this does not seem to be available on the 5510 running 8.4(5). I can confirm that this workaround worked for me on an ASA5505 running 9.2(2), but not on an ASA5510 running 8.4(5).
#Cisco anyconnect os x yosemite pro#
It is probably not trivial to know if this is normal, or further indications of a problem with the macbook pro OS. VPN on the phone seem to be working, I am unsure how the VPN client is interpreting traffic through the personal hotspot, but its certainly not letting the personal hotspot traffic use the VPN tunnel. I am uncertain what to conclude, but this much is true- VPN from the macbook via cisco any connect using the new OS (up to date TODAY) is DEAD and KILLS all external connections. so even when I am VPN connected and all things are working, if I switch from an internal (VPN Walled) server to google my traffic bypasses VPN to avoid un-necessary traffic on a heavily utilized VPN connection. I note that my cisco any connect VPN is typically configured to be 1 sided, that is to say that the VPN tunnel is used only for local traffic. but cannot ping servers inside the subnet the phone is connected to. When connected the second way, from the computer terminal I can ping google. I cannot connect via terminal to any number of servers that I normally can connect to with cisco any connect on the macbook pro and a more typical 4g wireless router config for internet. but its not working as a tunnel into the subnet like its supposed to. using the VPN configured phone as a personal hotspot. I now have internet connectivity on the macbook pro. turn on any connect in the phone, connect. shut down any connect on the macbook pro. so cisco any connect thinks its CONNECTED- the application is not stuck, its green light connected and I can disconnect "normally"- the internet connection on the macbook pro comes right back. however, as SOON as I terminate the cisco any connect connection -you do NOT need to shut down the app, just close the connection. safari displays the NO internet connection message. Internet connectivity is there right up to the moment my VPN connects. the last bit.Īnyconnect on Macbook connected to personal hotspot on phone but NO VPN on phone. I actually can also say that regardless of which device runs cisco any connect (I have on phone and computer) the personal hotspot connection does not work as VPN. Sitting here right now with a brand spankin new mac book pro retina with basically no mods.
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