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using a batch file to start a Cisco VPN connection

The idea of doing this is so you can run a script afterwards....


There is no automatic way to run a .bat script when you connect to Cisco Vpn client( which possible using Anyconnect ) . But as workaround, you can run a single batch script to connect to vpn client via cli. For eg:
Create a text file like this:
@echo off
"c:\Program Files\Cisco Systems\VPN Client\vpnclient.exe" connect <profile-name>
echo "Launching application ..."
<application text>


Save this as a batch file and start this instead of the vpn client.

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