Setting up a VPN Connection with iOS

Requirements:

 

  • Installation of the VPN-Client

    1. Download of the AnyConnect App

    Download the Cisco AnyConnect VPN-Client. Alternatively you can find the app in the AppStore.

    1. Download of the AnyConnect App
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    2. Opening the App

    After successful download, open the AnyConnect App.

    2. Opening the App
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    3. Adding the VPN Connection

    Tap on "Connections".

    3. Adding the VPN Connection
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    4. Adding the VPN Connection

    Tap on "Add VPN Connection...".

    4. Adding the VPN Connection
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    5. Entering the Serveraddress

    Choose description for the network (e.g. Universität Münster) and enter vpn.uni-muenster.de as the server address and save.

    5. Entering the Serveraddress
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    6. Allowing the VPN-Connection

    Tap on "Allow" to add the VPN-Connection. Confirm by entering your passcode, Touch-ID or Face-ID.

    6. Allowing the VPN-Connection
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  • Starting & Ending the VPN-Connection

    1. Starting the VPN Connection

    Open the app and move the AnyConnect VPN slider to the right (green background).

    1. Starting the VPN Connection
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    2. Entering Your User Data

    Enter your university ID, for password your password for network access and for second password / OTP your one time password and tap on "Connect" afterwards. (Note: The network access password this is not your normal university password. You can set it in the IT Portal.)
     

    2. Entering Your User Data
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    3. Established VPN Connection

    The status "Connected" indicates that the VPN connection has been established successfully.

    3. Established VPN Connection
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    4. Disconnecting the VPN Connection

    If the VPN connection is no longer needed, open the app and move the AnyConnect-VPN slider to the left (grey background). This will disconnect the connection.

    4. Disconnecting the VPN Connection
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