Cisco Anyconnect Secure Mobility Client 4.10.05

: Split tunneling incorrectly routes local subnet traffic through VPN. Fix : Edit /opt/cisco/anyconnect/profile/YourProfile.xml → ensure <ExcludeTraffic> is not enabled. Restart vpnagentd.

These vulnerabilities highlight the importance of maintaining a disciplined patching schedule. cisco anyconnect secure mobility client 4.10.05

The Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client version 4.10.05 (specifically ) is a maintenance release within the 4.10.x software train. This version represents the "maintenance path" for all AnyConnect 4.x users, meaning it is the required upgrade for anyone seeking future defect fixes before moving to the newer Cisco Secure Client 5.x . Key Features and Capabilities : Split tunneling incorrectly routes local subnet traffic

Mismatched TLS cipher suites or invalid client certificates. Key Features and Capabilities Mismatched TLS cipher suites

Even a stable release has nuances. Based on Cisco community forums (TS-2205 notes), here are the top three issues and fixes.

Update your ASA/FTD to a version that supports the 4.10.x mobile client update (MUC) attributes.

A key fix in version 4.10.05095 (4.10MR5) addresses the bug, which prevented the Captive Portal page from opening when the Secure Web Gateway (SWG) module was enabled. This fix is particularly important for users who rely on public Wi-Fi hotspots (hotspots). Prior to this version, the SWG module would attempt to send all web traffic to the Umbrella cloud, even when internet access was unavailable, blocking the local "walled garden" page necessary for authentication. Upgrading to 4.10.05095 resolves this issue without requiring additional configuration.