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įor best results, we recommend a clean install of An圜onnect on a Windows 10 system and not an upgrade from Windows 7/8/8.1. Technical Assistance Center (TAC) support is available beginning on. You could double confirm it the feeds are showing properly in the system with the command on powershell:ĪntispywareSignatureLastUpdated : 7:15:42 AMĪntispywareSignatureVersion : 1.279.1367.0ĪntivirusSignatureLastUpdated : 7:15:44 AMĬomputerID : A4FAFD04-B26D-5A32-E1C2-7091D8863B79Īlso check the following info stated by Cisco: Windows 10 Defender False Positive─Cisco An圜onnect Adapter IssueĪn圜onnect 4.1MR4(1) and later are compatible with Windows 10 official release. When you run the updates and the defender gets its feeds, the Anyconnect might not be detecting those and showing "definitions as empty". When removing the definitions on the defender it would clear the existing ones, then you have to get the latest definitions, but this is where I can see where the problem might be.

#DEFINITION OF AVIRA ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARE#

But again, is not an option for me, since I can’t install unauthorized software nor modify the security settings of my corporative machine. I could see both AV/AS products, Avira with the right definition values. I made a lab using Avira free, and it was Ok. It will deactivate de AV features of SCEP and would be recognized as a valid AV product and definitions (provided it is in the Cisco’s list). My third workaround was to install another antivirus protection, along with my SCEP. My second workaround was to uninstall the 1809 update, but it could be done just in the first ten days after the update, so now is too late. My surprise was, following the steps indicated in the note, that Windows Defender (not my SCEP, but not sure) reported, (when running MpCmdRun.exe -removedefinitions -dynamicsignatures)Ĭould it be related to the HotScan “confusion”? Regarding your second suggestion, my AV is properly updated (by the daily automatic update). And by the moment (since Microsoft has stopped distributing this update) we have few machines affected by this problem.

I’m just a remote user, and a provider of the VPN’s owner.

We discussed with my client your first workaround proposal during last week (to change the ISE rules for some exceptions) but they are still evaluating the request. But the AV detected is Defender (with the proper Definitions version & date) or Defender + System Center Endpoint Protection (without definitios ver&date). 1083) with same client is working fine in other colleague’s laptops.

Cisco An圜onnect Secure Mobility Client version 3 (also tried with 7, same result).

Microsoft community is talking about this here: Upgraded to Win10 version 1809 and Cisco An圜onnect VPN no longer can locate anti-virus My Windows reports it's Antivirus protection is Ok: SCEP, is updated and running.Īs part of the changes in 1809 of 2018/NOV/02, the old Defender suffered big changes (or disappeared at all) System Center Endpoint Protection AS 4.7.13.0 (empty) 00/00/0 System Center Endpoint Protection AV 4.7.13.0 (empty) 00/00/0 Product Name Prod Type Prod Version Definition Ver Def Date I can read, in An圜onnect > Advanced Window > System Scan > Security Products: I guess this is because antivirus definition version and/or date is not correctly detected by de agent. The System Scan finish with " Not Compliant" status, according to Antivirus policies (Installed & Updated)

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After reinstalled my laptop with Windows 10 Pro version 1809 (OS Build 17763.55), I can't connect anymore to VPN.