Cisco Anyconnect not working on Ubuntu 18.04 with two-factor authentication
I'm trying to get Cisco Anyconnect working on a fresh install of Ubuntu 18.04. The vpn I'm connecting to requires 2fa, using Duo Mobile push or a text code. The program connects fine, and I enter my login information and verify the login requires using Duo on my phone, but the gui then hangs with the message "Please complete the authentication process in the AnyConnect Login Window".
On Ubuntu 16.04, authentication of 2fa was followed by a popup window where you had to click "Accept" to finish the connection (see figure 1). It seems that this window is not appearing on 18.04, preventing me from finalizing the connection. Any thoughts on what's going on here?
18.04 vpn cisco two-factor-authentication
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I'm trying to get Cisco Anyconnect working on a fresh install of Ubuntu 18.04. The vpn I'm connecting to requires 2fa, using Duo Mobile push or a text code. The program connects fine, and I enter my login information and verify the login requires using Duo on my phone, but the gui then hangs with the message "Please complete the authentication process in the AnyConnect Login Window".
On Ubuntu 16.04, authentication of 2fa was followed by a popup window where you had to click "Accept" to finish the connection (see figure 1). It seems that this window is not appearing on 18.04, preventing me from finalizing the connection. Any thoughts on what's going on here?
18.04 vpn cisco two-factor-authentication
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I am having the exact same problem! Did you ever find a solution or workaround?
– evencoil
Mar 3 at 0:24
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I'm trying to get Cisco Anyconnect working on a fresh install of Ubuntu 18.04. The vpn I'm connecting to requires 2fa, using Duo Mobile push or a text code. The program connects fine, and I enter my login information and verify the login requires using Duo on my phone, but the gui then hangs with the message "Please complete the authentication process in the AnyConnect Login Window".
On Ubuntu 16.04, authentication of 2fa was followed by a popup window where you had to click "Accept" to finish the connection (see figure 1). It seems that this window is not appearing on 18.04, preventing me from finalizing the connection. Any thoughts on what's going on here?
18.04 vpn cisco two-factor-authentication
I'm trying to get Cisco Anyconnect working on a fresh install of Ubuntu 18.04. The vpn I'm connecting to requires 2fa, using Duo Mobile push or a text code. The program connects fine, and I enter my login information and verify the login requires using Duo on my phone, but the gui then hangs with the message "Please complete the authentication process in the AnyConnect Login Window".
On Ubuntu 16.04, authentication of 2fa was followed by a popup window where you had to click "Accept" to finish the connection (see figure 1). It seems that this window is not appearing on 18.04, preventing me from finalizing the connection. Any thoughts on what's going on here?
18.04 vpn cisco two-factor-authentication
18.04 vpn cisco two-factor-authentication
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I am having the exact same problem! Did you ever find a solution or workaround?
– evencoil
Mar 3 at 0:24
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I am having the exact same problem! Did you ever find a solution or workaround?
– evencoil
Mar 3 at 0:24
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I am having the exact same problem! Did you ever find a solution or workaround?
– evencoil
Mar 3 at 0:24
I am having the exact same problem! Did you ever find a solution or workaround?
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I had the same problem with AnyConnect Linux64 4.6.00362 on a 18.04 VirtualBox machine with OKTA MFA, but then upgraded the client to 4.6.04056 and the issue went away.
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I had the same problem with AnyConnect Linux64 4.6.00362 on a 18.04 VirtualBox machine with OKTA MFA, but then upgraded the client to 4.6.04056 and the issue went away.
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I had the same problem with AnyConnect Linux64 4.6.00362 on a 18.04 VirtualBox machine with OKTA MFA, but then upgraded the client to 4.6.04056 and the issue went away.
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I had the same problem with AnyConnect Linux64 4.6.00362 on a 18.04 VirtualBox machine with OKTA MFA, but then upgraded the client to 4.6.04056 and the issue went away.
I had the same problem with AnyConnect Linux64 4.6.00362 on a 18.04 VirtualBox machine with OKTA MFA, but then upgraded the client to 4.6.04056 and the issue went away.
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