cisco anyconnect secure mobility client virtual miniport adapter for windows x64

RE: Bridged mode, I will see if that makes a difference, though this can be an issue when connected via some wifi networks, which is why I tend to stick with shared.

: 10.211.55.1ĭlhotka What does 'RFC' mean in this context? Also, I have bumped into discussions of overriding routing tables before, but am not sure exactly how/where this happens? Is it something I can control/override? : EnabledĮthernet adapter Local Area Connection (VMWARE VM): : Thursday, Decem10:17:33 AMĭefault Gateway. : Intel(R) PRO/1000 MT Network Connection Seems to be an issue with how each VM's NIC card reacts to the VPN connection.Įthernet adapter Local Area Connection (PARALLELS VM):Ĭonnection-specific DNS Suffix. The VPN's virtual adapter settings are virtually identical, so I've excluded them for now. Note how Parallels ethernet adapter maintains it's local/shared IP addresses (in red) and in VMWare, these get changed to the VPN network's range. My client doesn't provide a client for OS X, I haven't looked into whether there is some way to set that up, but I was under the impression that you needed a pre-configured VPN client from the VPN source (my client's network).īelow are what I believe are the relevant settings of the ipconfig /all output. I am assuming this is the issue, but I certainly could be missing something.ĭlhotka Sorry, this is in the guest OS (Windows 7 64-bit). However, in Parallels the 'Intel(R) PRO/1000 MT Network Connection' Ethernet Adapter the IPv4 Address, Default Gateway, DHCP and DNS Servers have ALL updated to point to VPN Network servers, where as on VMWare they remain pointing to my local NAT IPs. On both VMs, the 'Cisco An圜onnect Secure Mobility Client Virtual Miniport Adapter for Windows 圆4' shows up, and are basically identical aside from IPV6 address, and IPv4 Address are one digit apart, obviously not the same. I then did an ipconfig /all on both VMs to compare. Both are using NAT/Shared network configuration. On Parallels, I could connect to my client's Cisco An圜onnect VPN and still maintain connection to the internet (needed especially for pushing code to github, while on the VPN) but on VMWare this doesn't work. Created a new VM there, got it set up, and everything is great except one thing. I created a new one, and had similar issues. I had been running a Win7圆4 Parallels VM happily for a while, until it started to lose stability. I run OS X Yosemite and have the latest versions of Parallels and VMWare Fusion.

Cisco anyconnect secure mobility client virtual miniport adapter for windows x64