This does not make the whole thing look trustworthy. A security related service, floating my network configuration with weird stuff, settings which do not make any sense, a service which is always running, applications that do not work (without any explanation), and an application actually connecting to a VPN, but not using the system features for that (although there are three services in the network config). If you don’t have the uninstaller, or it doesn’t work, drag An圜onnect from your Applications folder to the Trash. Profiles can also be pushed to users via other methods e.g. If you have the An圜onnect uninstaller in your Applications folder, double-click it to run it. Open a terminal window (/Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app) Run the following command: sudo /opt/cisco/anyconnect/bin/vpnuninstall. Click File, Save the profile, then upload it on the Dashboard > Security & SD-WAN > An圜onnect Settings > 'Profile Update option' and save your configuration. The second one "Cisco An圜onnect Socket Filter" cannot be started. How to uninstall Cisco An圜onnect manually Quit Cisco An圜onnect. Now, there are two Cisco apps in my Application folder: Open Launchpad and type 'Cisco An圜onnect' into the search box.
Click the Trash icon and select the Empty Trash option to start uninstalling. Delete Cisco An圜onnect by dragging it to the Trash (or right-click then select Move to Trash option). Well, at least the "Cisco An圜onnect Socket Filter" is set as VPN Application. From the Finder go to the Applications folder. Open the Finder, then pick Cisco An圜onnect from the Applications menu on the left side. One service has some configuration fields, but they do not make any sense: The server address states "Connection managed by Cisco An圜onnect Socket Filter" and no account name is set. Two of them cannot be configured, the configuration pane only shows a message "Please use 'Cisco An圜onnectSocket Filter' to control content filter configuration". The network configuration shows three services, all with the name "Cisco An圜onnectSocket Filter".
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