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3ManIT · ‎Sep 20 2021

Also, if anyone has had trouble with MacBooks and VPN, I found that the combination of AnyConnect and the required Service Order will successfully connect a MacBook and allow proper traffic flow.

3ManIT · ‎Sep 20 2021

Don't I wish! Anyconnect helped with the Macbook, but not with the iPad.

3ManIT · ‎Sep 16 2021

I'm hoping to find a better answer. At this point, I've told the users to change their home network if there's a conflict. Changing the office subnet is on the radar, but a much larger project than having someone change their home network.

3ManIT · ‎Sep 16 2021

I can connect the iPad to the VPN successfully. However, if the wireless access device has the same network as the remote office, the iPad can't find any devices on the remote network. For instance, I connect to a hotspot that hands out 192.168.1.x addresses, and I connect the VPN, I can't access the office network devices which are on a 192.168.1.0 network. I have the "Send All Traffic" option enabled. Although I have tried it with that option disabled as well. The VPN network is 192.168.100.0 and works just fine with Windows and Mac clients. If I connect with a hotspot that does NOT have 192.168.1.0 as its network, everything works just fine. Any ideas what I might be doing wrong?

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