That's typically caused by insufficient rights for Java on the client system. In my opinion, trying to solve that problem is too much work compared with just downloading the client and installing it manually.
That's typically caused by insufficient rights for Java on the client system. In my opinion, trying to solve that problem is too much work compared with just downloading the client and installing it manually.
I want to know the exact version for the java and the active x and the permission in java to avoid such situation so that a non technical users will not face issue while downloading the anyconnect client 3.1
I'm not aware of this, so hopefully anyone else can help out. If you find the solution yourself, please post it here for other users having this problem.
Alternatively, IE uses ActiveX and may get you farther. But as Karsten said, if you have access to the client download I would just go with that route.
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