I am surprised by this. There are many scenarios where assigning a static IP is required. In my case, we have several ACE Hardware locations and use the Epicor Eagle retail management system, which has been around for over 30 years. User access licenses are primarily assigned based on IP addresses. While there is a way to assign licenses via DHCP, certain required functionalities are lost.   Currently, we are deciding on a firewall brand to consolidate all of our locations, and we have a mix between Meraki MX and Sophos SG. We can set the VPN user's source traffic to a specific IP address on the Sophos SG firewall. However, users must first connect to a secondary location's Sophos, and then the traffic is sent to our hub using a Meraki. This is not an ideal solution, but it is the only way to achieve our goal at the moment.   A side note - we do have the AnyConnect setup to use a RADIUS on an Active Directory server for validating users. I thought there would be a way to statically assign it using that, but I cannot figure it out. ... View more

This should be a basic function that many people would require. If a solution didn't exist, it would deter people from using AnyConnect. I am already considering moving away from using it due to this issue. There has to be, at the very least, a creative solution by someone in the community to set a static IP for the end user connecting through AnyConnect.  ... View more

1. We were able to set a static using the regular client VPN setup, why is this not possible for the AnyConnect method?   2. Yes.   3. The AnyConnect subnet is different than both the home network and the work network. 192.168.1.xxx is for the both the work and home networks. It is not feasible to change this model for the business at the moment. We can update the user's home network, but we were able to work around this using a static route on regular client VPN setup. I was hoping there is a work around for AnyConnect. I thought this is one of the purposes to client routing being configured. ... View more