- There are a few possible reasons why AnyConnect might not be seeing the local macOS cert store. One possibility is that the cert store is not configured to be trusted by AnyConnect. To check this, open the Keychain Access app on your Mac and navigate to the Certificates category. The root CA certificate for your local CA should be listed here. If it is not, you can add it by clicking the Import button and selecting the certificate file.
Once the root CA certificate is added, you need to tell AnyConnect to trust it. To do this, open the AnyConnect preferences and click on the Advanced tab. In the Certificate Store Override section, check the box next to "Trust all certificates in this store."
If you have already done these things and AnyConnect is still not seeing the local cert store, then there might be a problem with the AnyConnect profile. To check this, open the AnyConnect profile file in a text editor and look for the following line:
<Setting name="CertificateStoreOverride" value="true"/>
If this line is not present, then add it. Once you have added the line, save the profile file and try connecting to AnyConnect again.
If you are still having problems, then you can try the following:
Restart your Mac.
Uninstall and reinstall AnyConnect.
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