Cisco Administrators, Engineers and users can now freely download the latest Cisco VPN Client software directly from our Cisco Tools and Applications section. You'll find the necessary files to support all Windows operating systems, Linux (32-bit and x8664 biarch) and MacOS (Mac OS X 10.5 and 10.6.). Personal; Download Client. The Download Client page contains links to download all the clients you might need. The SSL VPN menu allows you to download remote access client software and configuration files, connect via clientless access and do secure web browsing. If you are looking for low prices products, find in our store.
The Download Client page contains links to download all the clients you might need.
The Device provides various options for user authentication. All the users are authenticated before they are provided with access to network resources. User authentication can be performed using a local database, Active Directory, LDAP, RADIUS, TACACS, eDirectory, NTLM or a combination of these. The Device also supports Single Sign On (SSO) for transparent authentication, whereby Windows credentials can be used to authenticate and a user has to sign in only once to access network resources. SSO can be used in Active Directory and Citrix or Terminal Services environments.
You can authenticate with Device using Captive Portal, Authentication Clients for Windows, Linux, Macintosh, Android and iOS platforms or Single Sign On (SSO).
You can download the following clients from this page:
Available only for Administrators.
Sophos Transparent Authentication Suite - Enables transparent authentication whereby Windows credentials can be used to authenticate and a user has to sign in only once to access network resources. This does NOT require a client installed on the user’s machine.
Sophos Authentication for Thin Client - Enables transparent authentication for users in Citrix or Terminal Services environment whereby network credentials can be used to authenticate and a user has to sign in only once to access network resources. This does NOT require a client installed on the user’s machine.
Available for all users.
Available only if Cisco VPN Client is enabled and allowed for logged-in user.
CISCOTM VPN Client is software developed by CISCO to establish encrypted VPN tunnels with highly secure remote connectivity for remote workers. Click Install to install the SF-related configuration for Cisco VPN Client in your iOS Device. Import this configuration into the Client so that it can communicate with the SF Device.
This feature is available only with a valid Email Protection subscription
This feature is available in Sophos Firewall Models XG105 and above, Cyberoam Models CR25iNG and above, and all Sophos UTM Models.
Click Download Sophos Outlook Add-in to download and install the SPX Add-in. The SPX Add-in simplifies the encryption of messages that contain sensitive or confidential information leaving the organization. The Add-in integrates seamlessly with the user’s Microsoft Outlook software, making it easy for users to encrypt messages through Sophos Firewall Email Protection.
Follow the steps given below to install the Add-in in Outlook:Follow the instructions below to download, install and connect the AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client on your Mac computer (OS X 10.9 or newer) to the new MSU VPN.
Installation will now be complete.
You will now be connected to the MSU VPN. The Cisco icon in the dock will now have a little padlock on it and a tiny version Cisco round logo with padlock will be displayed on top menu bar.
Right-click on the icon in top menu bar and select Disconnect.
You will no longer go through Network Preferences to connect to the VPN, just use the AnyConnect app.
Connect by right-clicking on the Cisco AnyConnect icon in the top menu bar or dock, then click the Connect button in the 'VPN Ready to connect' box.
If you don't see the icon in your top menu bar or dock, go to your Applications folder, open the Cisco folder and click the AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client.app. Next click the Connect button as shown in the image under step 4 above.