02-17-2014 06:52 AM - edited 03-10-2019 09:24 PM
Hi,
Used Cisco AnyConnect for my SSL VPN for ages. Added NAM to also have it manage my 802.1x Wired and Wireless access.
I find that NAM is not remembering my WiFi settings. I need to re-enter the same settings when I connect to the network.
Is this a know issue and how can I fix this?
Regards,
Erik
02-19-2014 03:19 AM
Hi
FYI
Many consumer-grade end user terminating devices (for example, a home router) do not properly handle the creation or assembly of IP fragments, particularly UDP. Because DTLS is a UDP-based protocol, it is sometimes necessary to reduce the MTU to prevent fragmentation. The MTU parameter sets the maximum size of the packet to be transmitted over the tunnel for the client and ASA. If a VPN user is experiencing a significant amount of lost packets, or if an application such as Microsoft Outlook is not functioning over the tunnel, it might indicate a fragmentation issue. Lowering the MTU for that user or group of users may resolve the problem.
For more information regarding the troubleshooting the issue please use the DART tool. For more information regarding DART tool please visit the following link:
07-22-2014 01:05 AM
Dear Experts,
I have the same problem with AnyConnect NAM. Is this the normal process to re-create the previous WIFI settings on NAM or is there any transparent solution for the end users?
Kind Regards,
Miki
07-22-2014 02:13 AM
07-22-2014 04:20 AM
Dear mohanak,
Thank you for your answer but I use AnyConnect version 3.1.05170 and this bug was fixed from version 3.1.3103.
Otherwise my problem is that windows continues to preserve WIFI settings but it isn't used by AnyConnect NAM so I have to set WIFI configurations again (now via AnyConnect).
Regards,
Miki
07-22-2014 05:14 AM
Hi,
I can confirm that in version 3.1.05170 the problem has NOT been fixed.
We stopped using NAM for this reason.
Regards,
Erik
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