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I don't think it's the connection you build first since the one showing as default is the one we built last. &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
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Anyway, I put a ticket in with cisco. &nbsp; &nbsp;Here is what they say. &nbsp;<br />
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The group-alias will show randomly there’s no really way to configure one or the other to show up first in the dropdown.<br />
In this case I will suggest that you use a group URL instead of a group alias in this way you give the URL to the user of the tunnel SAP and another URL to the users of cjes, for example configure this urls:
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I don't think it's the connection you build first since the one showing as default is the one we built last.    

Anyway, I put a ticket in with cisco.    Here is what they say.  


The group-alias will show randomly there’s no really way to configure one or the other to show up first in the dropdown.
In this case I will suggest that you use a group URL instead of a group alias in this way you give the URL to the user of the tunnel SAP and another URL to the users of cjes, for example configure this urls:

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If i have more than one connection profile configured for anyconnect client on my asa, is there a way to have a default connection profile show up? &nbsp; &nbsp;the wrong alias/group is showing up. &nbsp; &nbsp;let me know. &nbsp;thanks
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If i have more than one connection profile configured for anyconnect client on my asa, is there a way to have a default connection profile show up?    the wrong alias/group is showing up.    let me know.  thanks

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