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1. #CISCO ANYCONNECT 4.6 THE VPN SERVICE IS NOT AVAILABLE SSL UPGRADE#
2. #CISCO ANYCONNECT 4.6 THE VPN SERVICE IS NOT AVAILABLE SSL SOFTWARE#
3. #CISCO ANYCONNECT 4.6 THE VPN SERVICE IS NOT AVAILABLE SSL DOWNLOAD#

All new end user installations should be with the Cisco An圜onnect client (see link to guide above). This client may still connect to the Networking Tasmania Internet VPN service however its ongoing support by Nettas cannot be guaranteed. The older stand alone Cisco IPSEC VPN client is no longer supported by our vendor.

End users who require the client should use web deployment as per the guide linked above.

#CISCO ANYCONNECT 4.6 THE VPN SERVICE IS NOT AVAILABLE SSL DOWNLOAD#

These packages are only available for download from within the Networking Tasmania network as they are only intended for IT Help Desk staff.

#CISCO ANYCONNECT 4.6 THE VPN SERVICE IS NOT AVAILABLE SSL SOFTWARE#

Please see the Cisco An圜onnect SSL Internet VPN client guide for further information on obtaining and using this software.Thanks in advance for any assistance.The Cisco An圜onnect VPN client is installed via an end users browser (web deployment) when they first connect to the Networking Tasmania Internet VPN service I do have an An圜onnectProfile.xsd file in the /Profile/ directory, but I'm not sure where in that file the certificate path is supposed to be referenced, so I may still be missing what other people in this thread have fixed. If anyone who has successfully fixed this issue took steps not listed here that might make a difference, I'd appreciate a reply. copied over the /ProgramData/Cisco/ folder from my work computer on which An圜onnect is successfully running the new version (both before and after a reinstall) despite knowing the certificates on this machine were valid and 7 months from expiration, I reinstalled them (Edit: I reinstalled certs for my user, not the computer/all users) made sure the application is set to run as administrator uninstalled, including deletion of the /ProgramData/Cisco/ folder, reboot, reinstall (four times) confirmed with IT department that there is no widespread issue with their installer package - they are as mystified with my problem as I am.

#CISCO ANYCONNECT 4.6 THE VPN SERVICE IS NOT AVAILABLE SSL UPGRADE#

The upgrade completed on both computers and works on my work PC, but not my home PC (both are Win7SP1). I have had An圜onnect installed on both my work and home computers for years and never encountered this issue until about 10 days ago when v6 was forced by my employer upon opening the app.

Thanks for the previous posts - they have at least set me down the right path. Ħ:33:10 AM Connection attempt has failed. Ħ:31:04 AM Connection attempt has failed.Ħ:31:05 AM No valid certificates available for authentication.Ħ:31:05 AM Connection attempt has failed.Ħ:31:49 AM Contacting. Ħ:29:02 AM Connection attempt has failed.Ħ:29:03 AM No valid certificates available for authentication.Ħ:29:03 AM Connection attempt has failed.Ħ:30:04 AM Contacting. Ħ:20:07 AM Connection attempt has failed.Ħ:20:08 AM No valid certificates available for authentication.Ħ:20:08 AM Connection attempt has failed.Ħ:28:02 AM Contacting. Ħ:18:49 AM Connection attempt has failed.Ħ:18:50 AM No valid certificates available for authentication.Ħ:18:50 AM Connection attempt has failed.Ħ:19:07 AM Contacting. Ħ:17:40 AM Connection attempt has failed.Ħ:17:41 AM No valid certificates available for authentication.Ħ:17:41 AM Connection attempt has failed.Ħ:17:49 AM Contacting. Ħ:16:14 AM Connection attempt has failed.Ħ:16:15 AM No valid certificates available for authentication.Ħ:16:15 AM Connection attempt has failed.Ħ:16:40 AM Contacting. Ħ:14:57 AM Connection attempt has failed.Ħ:14:58 AM No valid certificates available for authentication.Ħ:14:58 AM Connection attempt has failed.Ħ:15:14 AM Contacting. Unfortunately I didn't go back and add the log messages from the successful connection.Ħ:13:57 AM Contacting. Is there something I am doing wrong? It took me 20 minutes before I was able to get connected. I'm not sure what eventually made it work, but it did. Here is the log from my trying yesterday morning.

I seem to have difficulty connecting to the VPN and get the error that "No valid certificates available for authentication." This isn't the first time I've had this issue, but it was the first time it took so long to get it to finally connect. I wouldn't have believed this if I didn't see the URL myself (being the firewall admin). I'm going to request the successful attempt logs, too.

I'm pasting the user's message below because the user provided log messages for the failures. I have a user that is getting this exact same error but this tunnel group on this ASA is not even configured for certificate authentication.