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Cisco VPN Drops My Internet Connectivity

peterespo
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I have Cisco VPN anyconnect installed on my personal laptop to work remotely.  

My laptop originally had Windows 8 and the VPN worked fine.  When I uploaded Windows 10, when I connect to access VPN my internet disconnects.  I brought my laptop to my office and tried connecting there and it worked fine. One of the help desk techs took the laptop home and installed new drivers and he claims it worked for him. I brought my laptop home and tried to connect again to VPN and it still drops my internet.

Any help out there would be appreciated.

Pete

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Hello,

When connected what output comes of "ipconfig /all" and "route print" in cmd?

Try the checkbox in anyconnect client "preference - allow local "lan"...."

//Cristian

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Hello,

When connected what output comes of "ipconfig /all" and "route print" in cmd?

Try the checkbox in anyconnect client "preference - allow local "lan"...."

//Cristian

Thank you Cristian, While I'm not all that versed at this sort of stuff, I will try this tonight. Regards, Peter

Hi Peterspo

 

I'm having same issue did it resolve your problem finally? Thank you for respond in advance

Hi Christian

 

This solution, I enable / check below option in Cisco AnyConnect VPN preference but internet goes down every time.

 

- "Allow LAN Access when using VPN"

 

Error on Command Prompt - "Transmit failed. General failure"

 

I tired one more thing

 

Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections

Opened AnyConnect properties and uncheck - Internet Protocol V6

 

Any one can suggest solution to fix this?

 

Fahad

Wayne Mackrill
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Very similar issue on my side for a few days now.

What seems to have worked for me now for the past hour or so is as follows:

cmd: > ipconfig/flushDNS

I then changed my DNS settings to 8.8.8.8 and secondary as my router.

 

Good luck.

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