OpenConnect Client for PC

OpenConnect for Windows

Free open-source SSL VPN client supporting multiple protocols including AnyConnect

What is OpenConnect?

OpenConnect serves as a versatile SSL VPN client supporting various protocols including Cisco AnyConnect. This cross-platform solution offers reliable VPN connectivity for both enterprise and individual users.

The client stands out for its compatibility with Cisco AnyConnect VPN servers while remaining completely open-source. Its modular design allows for extensive customization and integration with various authentication methods.

Key Features & Benefits

Multi-Protocol Support

Supports Cisco AnyConnect SSL VPN, Juniper/Netscreen SSL VPN, and Pulse Connect Secure

Multi-OS Support

Available for openconnect Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, and other platforms

Enterprise-Grade Protection

Provides military-grade encryption with support for two-factor authentication

Open Source Advantage

Completely free and open-source with transparent code development

Get OpenConnect Client

Available for all major platforms – completely free and open-source

Windows OS

Windows Installer openconnect client openconnect client

Linux

Ubuntu/Debian .deb packages

Linux Packages

macOS

macOS 10.15 and later

macOS Version

Windows Setup Instructions

Get Windows Package

Download the latest OpenConnect Windows installer from the official repository or trusted source. The installer is typically available as a standard .exe file for easy installation.

Run Installation

Launch the downloaded installer with administrator privileges for proper system access. Follow the setup wizard instructions, accepting the license agreement and choosing installation location.

Configure VPN Connection

Launch OpenConnect GUI and add a new connection profile with your VPN server details. Set up authentication credentials, certificates, or token-based login as per your network requirements.

Connect to VPN

Initiate the connection process and authenticate with your credentials when prompted. Confirm successful connection through status indicators and test network accessibility.

Problem Resolution Guide

Connectivity Problems

Verify server address accuracy and network connectivity before attempting connection. Confirm certificate validity and authentication credentials with your network administrator.

SSL Issues

Ensure system clock is synchronized and certificates haven’t expired. Check for self-signed certificates that may require manual acceptance.

Note: For organization-specific configurations, consult your IT department for exact connection parameters. Some networks require additional security software or specific configuration tweaks.