I was pruning AD since there are few redundant folders and vague naming. Some of the naming doesn't even tell one what it does. Needless to say, now users are unable to remote into the network and receive a Cisco AnyConnect 'Can't Login' error. When I check the GPOs which I did not make any changes to, one shows a 'Not Found' error.
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Disabled security and looked for 3rd party apps that might interfere. Looking at my notes it had the Cisco Network Access Manager installed by mistake but was uninstalled before it was deployed to the user. I will take another look at the ASA logs. Check your account status with IS&T. You can open the new client by going to Start-All Programs-Cisco-Cisco AnyConnect Secure. If you have been VPN disabled.
Is there a way to go back to a previous version of AP and GP Management?
AT&T uverse blocking VPN (cisco anyconnect) My VPN (cisco anyconnect) worked fine for months, now it just stopped working and I get this message 'the service provider in your current location is restricting access to the internet. You need to log on with the service provider before you can establish a VPN session.' The steps would be: Log into the ASDM Go to Configuration, Remote Access VPN, Anyconnect Client Profile Click Add and create a new profile and choose the Group Policy it should apply to. And in the adapter settings there was an option regarding connectify. I disabled it and everything worked fine. Technology Services note: Any software that allows you to share your computer's network connection with others will interfere with the VPN. Uninstall or disable the software, reboot your computer, and try the VPN again.
Can you clarify a few things here please?
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pruning AD like cleaning up Active Directory?
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redundant folder - do you mean OUs?
GPO's not changed - what does this have to do with Cisco AnyConnect?
A GPO is NOT FOUND - this is another issue as well I guess..
To answer your question - you would need to have a proper backup to go back to an older Active Directory version - respective status. You don't state anything about Domain Controller versions or backups at all.
Cisco AnyConnect - go to your ASDM respective firewall management - I assume you have a Cisco ASA with AnyConnect VPN that ties back to Active Directory.
- Configuration
- Remote Access VPN
- AAA/Local Users
- AAA Server Groups
- select the domain you have in there - your domain - NOT LOCAL
- change the settings for any DC you have in there
- make sure the Base DN and Login DN as well as Group Base DN are all set correct and are valid
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This should actually solve your Cisco AnyConnect issue - assuming that was your real question. Alternative you could re-create those paths in Active Directory by rebuilding the OU structure and moving the users or what ever back...
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It is not clear what you did and how it was set up - for me it sounds like you deleted objects in Active Directory instead of moving and adjusting stuff step by step and wait to see if it will affect anything while not knowing how other systems are related to it - this can cause major issues - please be careful when doing such 'cleanups'