> Package vpnc-script.noarch 0:0.5.7 will be installed > Processing Dependency: vpnc-script for package: vpnc-0.5.86_64
> Package vpnc.x86_64 0:0.5.7 will be installed Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile # ġ:epel-release-7-8 # Downloads]# yum install vpnc Warning: : Header V3 RSA/SHA256 Signature, key ID 352c64e5: NOKEY That's a good thing those are also needed for Cisco Anyconnect so no Downloads]# rpm -Uvh Note that as dependencies EPEL will also install the packages VPNC and VPNC-SCRIPT. It's recommended to use the link instead of the copy attached to this post so that you get the latest EPEL from Fedora Genuine. I downloaded the EPEL rpm from here, but for convenience I have attached it to this post as well just in case that link is down for any reason.
The first step therefore is to install EPEL which more or less is a project of Fedora which provides a high-quality library of packages which are interoperable with CentOS7 and other similar Linuxes. The setup of Cisco An圜onnect VPN is detailed below.īasically, this webpage here was the starting point which got this successful Cisco An圜onnect VPN configuration rolling. This should theoretically work for RedHat7 desktop and OracleLinux7 Desktop, but it is only tested on CentOS7 GNOME desktop. However, I could not find anywhere on the web where all the steps were gathered in one place. It's a straightforward procedure not hard to do at all. This install of CentOS7 desktop was a straight-out-of-the box install with no tweaks at all wherein I selected the GNOME desktop option (not the Plasma!) and I selected a bunch of development tools and libraries as well, but everything was selected from the default installer menu, there were no hacks or tweaks. This procedure was done on a brand-new install of CentOS7 on a Lenovo ThinkPad P70 laptop. It might also work on the GNOME desktop as well you can try it out instead of the below procedure. Everything is done with YUM commands - no wget's. You might want to look at that guide too. I also have a similar page for installing Cisco Anyconnect VPN on a CentoOS "Server GUI" with KDE Desktop (different base install option). This procedure is for configuring Cisco Anyconnect VPN on CentOS7 gnome desktop.
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