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One possibility is to consider an alternate approach. &nbsp;I use NCP Secure Entry and I have version 9.32 Build 146 (very new) on my Windows 8.1 Pro machine. It works great with Juniper clients and the list of compatible boxes includes Cisco. <br />
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<a href="http://www.ncp-e.com" rel="ugc">www.ncp-e.com</a>&nbsp;<br />
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You might try one machine as a trial and see if it does what you want. <br />
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... Thinkpads_User
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One possibility is to consider an alternate approach.  I use NCP Secure Entry and I have version 9.32 Build 146 (very new) on my Windows 8.1 Pro machine. It works great with Juniper clients and the list of compatible boxes includes Cisco.

www.ncp-e.com [http://www.ncp-e.com] 

You might try one machine as a trial and see if it does what you want.

... Thinkpads_User

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Thanks man, will try that - any idea why the original Cisco client does not route?
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Thanks man, will try that - any idea why the original Cisco client does not route?

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I have no specific idea but I can say the following:<br />
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Juniper Netscreen for XP did not work beyond XP.<br />
SafeNet for Vista (OEM for Juniper) did not work beyond Vista.<br />
NCP V9.2 did not work beyond Windows 7.<br />
NCP V9.3 did not work beyond Windows 8.<br />
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Now V9.32 Build 146 works with Windows 8.1<br />
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Every new operating system for me has meant a new VPN client. The upgrade to the Windows 8.1 client was free. All the others were paid software or paid upgrades. <br />
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Windows 8.1 is a new operating system not a service pack.<br />
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.... Thinkpads_User
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I have no specific idea but I can say the following:

Juniper Netscreen for XP did not work beyond XP.
SafeNet for Vista (OEM for Juniper) did not work beyond Vista.
NCP V9.2 did not work beyond Windows 7.
NCP V9.3 did not work beyond Windows 8.

Now V9.32 Build 146 works with Windows 8.1

Every new operating system for me has meant a new VPN client. The upgrade to the Windows 8.1 client was free. All the others were paid software or paid upgrades.

Windows 8.1 is a new operating system not a service pack.

.... Thinkpads_User

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I've installed NCP, but does it support SSL VPN?
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I've installed NCP, but does it support SSL VPN?

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Did it - it seems to work :)
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Guys, it's urgent,<br />
Since installing win 8.1 pro x64, Cisco Anyconenct does connect, but it seems that despite all the routes are enabled once connected, no traffic can go through them.<br />
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The Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client Connection virtual adapter is WITHOUT default gateway by default, and even though when manually entering the DG, it does not work.<br />
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Please assist !<br />
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Thanks
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Guys, it's urgent,
Since installing win 8.1 pro x64, Cisco Anyconenct does connect, but it seems that despite all the routes are enabled once connected, no traffic can go through them.

The Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client Connection virtual adapter is WITHOUT default gateway by default, and even though when manually entering the DG, it does not work.

Please assist !

Thanks

Cisco AnyConnect version 3.1.04072 on Windows 8.1 pro x64 - doesn't forward routes

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