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Can you connect to the hotspot from iPhone for wifi access only without Cisco Anyconnect ?
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Can you connect to the hotspot from iPhone for wifi access only without Cisco Anyconnect ?

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I can on a different laptop that does not have it installed but unfortunately my laptop is a Dell not an HP and this is a remote user. I connected my laptop without AnyConnect with an iPhone that is the same model with success. We have several users having this experience after moving from Androids to Apple all with the same model laptop and iPhone using Cisco AnyConnect.
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I can on a different laptop that does not have it installed but unfortunately my laptop is a Dell not an HP and this is a remote user. I connected my laptop without AnyConnect with an iPhone that is the same model with success. We have several users having this experience after moving from Androids to Apple all with the same model laptop and iPhone using Cisco AnyConnect.

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We have HP 810 G3 laptops running Windows 7 and it previously connected fine to an Android phone hotspot, the user now has an iPhone 6s and the laptop see's the hotspot but will not connect. AnyConnect version is 3.1.14018<br />
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Any ideas?
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We have HP 810 G3 laptops running Windows 7 and it previously connected fine to an Android phone hotspot, the user now has an iPhone 6s and the laptop see's the hotspot but will not connect. AnyConnect version is 3.1.14018

Any ideas?

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