Cisco Anyconnect Start Before Logon



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System admin guide to installing start before logon components for Cisco AnyConnect VPN client for Windows Start Before Logon (SBL) forces the user to connect to the campus network over a VPN connection before logging on to Windows by starting AnyConnect before Windows login dialog box appears. Cisco Start Before Logon (SBL) VPN component provides a mechanism for joining NJIT's network through the VPN before the typical login with Windows Domain credentials. Cisco AnyConnect VPN - Start Before Logon.pdf.

System admin guide to installing start before logon components for Cisco AnyConnect VPN client for Windows

Start Before Logon (SBL) forces the user to connect to the campus network over a VPN connection before logging on to Windows by starting AnyConnect before Windows login dialog box appears. After authenticating to connect.tamu.edu, the Windows login dialog appears, and the user logs in as usual. SBL is only available for Windows.

The SBL components must be installed after the core client has been installed. Also, the version of SBL must match the version of the core client. You can download the AnyConnect client and the SBL MSI files along with the XML profile from the links below.

  1. Install the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client using the file anyconnect-win-<version>-pre-deploy-k9.msi. If the core client is already installed, make sure that the installed version matches the version on the anyconnect-gina-win-<version>-pre-deploy-k9.msi file. If they match, proceed to Step 2. If they do not match, use the client install file provided to upgrade/downgrade the client.
  2. Install the SBL components using the file anyconnect-gina-win-<version>-pre-deploy-k9.msi
  3. Place the SBL-profile.xml file in the following directory:

    C:ProgramDataCiscoCisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility ClientProfile

  4. Reboot computer in order for Start Before Logon to be enabled.

Cisco Start Before Logon Module

Logging on to a Windows 7 or Windows Vista PC with SBL enabled

NOTE: The PC/Tablet must be connected to the network (wired or wireless) prior to logging into connect.tamu.edu.

  1. At the Windows start window, users press the Ctrl+Alt+Delete key combination.
  2. At the login window, click the Switch User button [fig. 01].


    [fig. 01 – Switch user button]

  3. At the Network Connect window, click on the Network Connect button on the lower-right corner of the window to launch AnyConnect [fig. 02].


    [fig. 02 – Network connect]

  4. Log into connect.tamu.edu VPN service with your NetID and password. If there is an updated version of the AnyConnect client available, it will be automatically installed. Once the update is completed you will be asked to reboot the computer and repeat steps 1 – 4.
  5. When the user connects, the user sees a screen similar to the Network Connect window, except that it has the Disconnect button in the lower-right corner [fig. 03]. This button is the only indication that the connection to connect.tamu.edu was successful.


    [fig. 03 – Disconnect window]

  6. The user clicks the icon associated with their login and log in to the computer/domain normally.

Logging onto a Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 PC with SBL enabled

NOTE: The PC/Tablet must be connected to the network (wired or wireless) prior to logging into connect.tamu.edu

Anyconnect Sbl Windows 10

  1. At the Windows Lock Screen [fig. 04], press the Ctrl+Alt+Delete key combination or click the right mouse button depending on your computer’s setup.


    [fig. 04 – Windows lock screen]

  2. At the Initial Login Screen [fig. 05], verify that you have an active network connection with the wireless indicator at the lower right (in red circle) or the LAN indicator (Figure 5A, red circle). Clicking on the wireless indicator will display on the right side of the screen the available wireless connections, allowing you to verify or connect to a wireless network. Once you’ve verified the network connection, click on the Switch User button (the left-pointing arrow next to the user icon) to move to the Network Connect window.


    [fig. 05A – Initial logon screen with wireless indicator]


    [fig. 05B- Initial logon screen with LAN connection]

  3. At the Network Connect window, click on the Network Connect button on the lower-left corner of the window to display the Cisco AnyConnect app tile [fig. 06].


    [fig. 06 – Network connection window]

  4. Click on the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client app tile to launch the client [fig. 07].


    [fig. 07 – Cisco AnyConnect launch button]

  5. In the AnyConnect window, type inconnect.tamu.edu and click the Connect button [fig. 08].


    [fig. 08 – Cisco AnyConnect VPN connection window]

  6. At the AnyConnect Login window, enter your NetID and password and click OK [fig. 09].


    [fig. 09 – Cisco AnyConnect logon window]

  7. When the user connects, the user sees a screen similar to the Network Connect window, except that it has the Disconnect button in the lower-right corner [fig. 10]. This button is the only indication that the connection to connect.tamu.edu was successful.


    [fig. 10 – Disconnect window]

  8. If your user account is displayed, click on the appropriate tile and login. Otherwise, you may have to click on the Other User tile and the login screen [fig. 11]. Do Not click the back arrow. Clicking on it may disconnect your VPN session.


    [fig. 11 – Windows user logon screen]

Never mind. It's a selection in the Group Policy section.

Cisco Anyconnect At Logon Screen


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Cisco Anyconnect Start Before Logon

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Enable Additional AnyConnect Modules

To enable additional features, specify the new module names in the group-policy or Local Users configuration. Be aware that enabling additional modules impacts download time. When you enable features, AnyConnect must download those modules to the VPN endpoints.

NoteIf you choose Start Before Logon, you must also enable this feature in the AnyConnect client profile.ProcedureStep 1 In ASDM go toConfiguration >Remote Access VPN >Network (Client) Access >Group Policies.Step 2 Select a group policy and clickEdit or Add a new group policy.Step 3 In the navigation pane, selectVPN Policy >AnyConnect Client. AtClient Modules to Download, clickAdd and choose each module you want to add to this group policy. The modules that are available are the ones you added or uploaded to the ASA.Step 4 ClickApply and save your changes to the group policy.

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