Also, if you abort the VPN login, you may have to Quit your VPN application early. If your system requires Two-Step, and you don't have a "fob" that can quickly give you a code, then you may need more than 30 cycles. During those 30 seconds, I have to respond to another window for Two-Step Authentication, and I can be done with that in less than 30 seconds. So I used a counter to limit the waiting-period to 30 cycles, or about 30 seconds. Second, I didn't want an infinite loop waiting for the "Banner", and I couldn't use "with timeout" because the loop used "pause" which conflicts with a timer.
I prefer an actual application in /Applications that I can copy to the Dock. One was that I didn't want to have to run this program from inside the Script Editor. If (window "Cisco An圜onnect - Banner" of process theapp exists) thenĬlick button "Accept" of window "Cisco An圜onnect - Banner" of application process theapp Waiting for "Cisco An圜onnect - Banner" window
CISCO ANYWHERE VPN CLIENT MAC OS PASSWORD
Keystroke ("Your.PSWD" as string) - Enter your password Repeat until (window 2 of process theapp exists) Keystroke ("" as string) - Enter your VPN server name Repeat until (window 1 of process theapp exists) Repeat until application "Cisco An圜onnect Secure Mobility Client" is running Tell application "Cisco An圜onnect Secure Mobility Client" Set theapp to "Cisco An圜onnect Secure Mobility Client" Launch the application from the /Applications Then drag-drop the application into the window. Open Security & Privacy in System Preferences, go to Privacy, Accessibility Click the "Save" button to save the application in /Applications Make sure "Save as" at the top is "VPN.app" without the quotes. Choose the "File format" to be an Application From the File menu, click Save and choose "Applications" from the left-column Click the "compile" icon (looks like a hammer) Double-click the applescript to launch the Script Editor
CISCO ANYWHERE VPN CLIENT MAC OS CODE
Save the modified code as "VPN.applescript" and store it anywhere convenient Substitute "" and "Your.PWSD" for your VPN server and password First, let me show you the modified code: - 1.
However, on Yosemite, I ran into several problems, so I had to expand the code to cover Two-Step authentication, and UI requirements. I just love this code from andrewh, so kudos to him. Really nice job though very convenient script. its called "go to server" on mac finder menu under "go". Like for example if you lose connection and it disconnects but the app stays open and you want to reconnect, the automator won't do it.Īlso, it would be so sweet if after connecting to your vpn (mine is for my college) it could also map to my network drive (also from college). "the action run applescript encountered an error"Īnd it only works if the app is completely close from the beginning. So i just created an application in automator with Launch Application (Cisco Any Connect) > Run Applescript (your script).īut i get this error even though it still works. It shows up via terminal ls command but in the finder it is hidden for some reason. This is probably because i couldn't find the scripts folder in /library mentioned in step 1. I had to create an app in workflow and added the "launch application " step before the run applescript step to get it to work. Repeat until (window 2 of process "Cisco An圜onnect Secure Mobility Client " exists)
Tell process "Cisco An圜onnect Secure Mobility Client " Repeat until (window 1 of process "Cisco An圜onnect Secure Mobility Client " exists) Repeat until application "Cisco An圜onnect Secure Mobility Client " is running
Tell application "Cisco An圜onnect Secure Mobility Client " Enable Applescript Editor and System UI Server Open Security & Privacy System Preferences, go to Privacy, Accessibility Substitute "" and "redacted" for your VPN server and password Place in ~/Library/Scripts and enable the Applescript menu via the Applescript Editor This creates a serious security vulnerability.- 1. versus allowing you to connect insecurely to the internet at large while at the same time being connected as a remote node to the secure corp network. The rationale is that your network admins can filter / protect your web traffic to reduce an attack vector. Unless your network admin(s) want to create a custom connection for you with split tunneling, all traffic normally routed to your internet gateway will be sent through the tunnel. There is an An圜onnect option on the client side to "Allow Local LAN Access", but this only allows your computer to see other devices, such as printers and whatnot, on your LAN (but not beyond). When you are connect to the VPN either Cisco An圜onnect chooses to either (a) route all your traffic through the tunnel, or (b) split only traffic destined for networks on the other end of the tunnel. The split tunneling feature is configured on the security appliance (Cisco ASA presumably), not on the An圜onnect client side. You will need to talk to your network administrator.
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