Avis clients sur Cisco AnyConnect

Ease of use, sense of safety and trust, allows simple connection to VPN

Sometimes the performance is not consistent, a few times I had to restart my computer in order to get the program to work

Very simple way to connect to comapny intranet outside of my office.

Some difficulties when protocol updates occur.

Very secure and supportive. Robust in features and effective.

Some bugs or glitched happens for remote workers.

I like the ease of installing and using Cisco AnyConnect to manage the VPN to my remote desktop.

Nothing. I have little issue using Cisco AnyConnect to date.

Easy and quick to use to secure a VPN connection

The only con is that its sometimes unreliable to use

Cisco works quietly in the background/it doesn't seem to cause any bloat to my machine. Reasonably reliable to establish a connection with too.

The setup process is a little daunting. I've used other VPNs before, but the process for Cisco was more involved than I was expecting and I had to recruit the help our IT department to help me.

Ease of setup , configuration and working is very straightforward

Nothing as such, its a great product to have.

The proactive threat defense feature stands out as a significant advantage, providing IT departments with a comprehensive overview of user activities and endpoint interactions. This extensive insight is instrumental in formulating stronger and more efficient network security strategies.

While Cisco AnyConnect generally provides a reliable and secure VPN connection, I have reported occasional connectivity issues. These can manifest as unexpected disconnections or trouble establishing a connection.

I was a user of Cisco in a big company, never had any issues with it, and when it comes to security it gets the job done.

As mentioned above, never had ant issues in the last 4 years.

- Easy to use and connect if you are travelling or working remotely around the globe
- You can receive authentication thru your phone or email

- Sometimes, authentication takes time (at remote places) and you will have to wait for VPN connection in a short amount of time

I like this product as it is very easy to use. Also, administrators can provide configuration files for helping users to automatically configure their client.

Cisco Anyconnect have the problem that if connection breaks, I cannot connect anymore. I have to wait 30 minutes so that connection is made again

Cisco AnyConnect allows our organization to access our client's network safely and quickly. It is a very secure software that helps us connect to company servers and applications so we can accomplish tasks remotely.

So far, I have never experienced any issues with connecting to the server using this software.

The software is easy to use and implement.

I do not have any negative reviews of the software.

Its ease of use. Installing and setting up the account on a personal device and connecting to a business account is easy. The push notifications work and are easy to recognize and accept or reject. Updates are simple and automatic.

Sometimes multiple push notifications come through for one log in attempt. I would chalk that up to the weak network we have and not Cisco AnyConnect.

It's the best VPN service I have used till the date. It's highly secure and simple. Best feature is 2-factor authentication. Remote access can be taken from anywhere securely.

I haven't found anything to dislike about Cisco AnyConnect. It's highly recommended and best VPN tool.

- Stable software that is polished and minimalist.
- Vendor-supported software; If you have problems, Cisco offers enterprise-level technical support channels for enterprise application managers.
- Apple/Windows support, with very similar feature and interface parity. Sometimes this is not the case for some cross-platform applications.
- Provide integration for multi-factor authentication (Duo, RSA, etc.)
- Flexible design to support multiple VPN profiles, should you need to manage multiple access profiles.
- Client software updates are automatically deployed from VPN servers to client end-point installs, making it a very elegant solution for non-technical and technical users alike.

- Successful and reliable VPN access is built upon a robust network and a VPN server configuration. Updates pushed to AnyConnect software provided by the company I work for have caused issues for users periodically. This is not necessarily the fault of Cisco AnyConnect, but rather, an issue with communication and coordination of changes between VPN support personnel and end-users.

If VPN personnel make changes to the VPN server infrastructure that impacts end-users, its important to consider when and how to coordinate those changes so as to minimize the impact and frustration to end-users.

Work from home has made enormously better by Cisco Anyconnect with his secure ,easy and reliable connectivity remotely anywhere.
It is pretty much used everywhere and people are well aware of it since it’s user friendly. I have been using VPN feature and really it’s very nice and no need to worry about hard tokens which had reduced risk of vulnerability and security breach. Super easy to connect remotely specially in this COVID situation . It has multiple routing options and secured completely .Never observed any disconnecting issues while in meeting over 30+ people

Only cons is that frequently sometimes it gets disconnected and connected automatically and it will last for few mins until it gets stable.
It probably disturbs the ongoing meetings or calls which makes me feel little annoying else it’s good

I'm not a firewall expert, but even I can get AnyConnect setup on a Cisco ASA 5XXX series in about an hour. It's a pretty straightforward process with lots of guides available. Installing it on the client is even easier, and the best part is that it's only two or three mouse clicks to get connected, so it's very easy to teach to an end user. The connection is rock solid, I've never had issues with connectivity.

Licensing anything with Cisco is confusing, and this is no exception. Even though I've done it several times, it still takes me more time than I'd care to admit to figure out the correct SKU for the software license I need. It's also annoying that many ASA's need to have a 512MB RAM stick installed before AnyConnect can be used. Configuring AnyConnect to use Radius is also pretty confusing for me, although this more a function of the ASA than AnyConnect.

I have been using AnyConnect since I started working remotely due to the pandemic in March of 2020. I never have had any issues with it. It is fast, the UI is simple and straight-forward. It just works. It works with DUO 2-factor authentication which is great.

For my case specifically, I have to re-connect every 24 hours, which can be a little annoying because I tend to leave my work computer on during the work week so I don't have to re-open everything where I left off. If I get disconnected from the VPN, it will exit out of all of my windows explorer windows so I have to be aware of that before I stop working for the day that I don't forget any windows I left open.

On the user side, the user-experience is extremely simple: once the client is installed, just enter the VPN server's URL, a username, and a password. Details are saved so that subsequent connections are even simpler, only having to type the password.

This is in contrast with configuration steps for other VPN software that I had to deal with in the past: getting the right port, picking the security protocol, entering a "shared secret", etc. Several pages of instruction are replaced by just a few words.

Connection is fast, and I haven't noticed any effect on bandwidth.

The AnyConnect client must be installed on all devices that will connect, which could be an issue if some platforms are not supported. However, all mainstream devices have an easy-to-use client.

This ease of use comes at the price of a software license (paid by the service administrators, not the users). When Open Source solutions such as OpenVPN are available, this could be a major drawback.