Linux users are strongly encouraged to use Jump, but if the VPN is required we suggest using openconnect (see related articles) instead of the Cisco client. SFTP to Linux hosts, this can be tunnelled through Jump and is faster.Unity has an OnDemand feature which can let you check on your jobs, start jobs, and even get a full desktop.(This includes Unity, but see OnDemand below.) As of February 2, 2021, RDP will cease to function over the VPN.Guacamole has the advantage that it doesn't require a client, just a web browser.Guacamole for Windows Remote Desktop to Windows machines and ASC Standard Linux machines running xrdp.ASC's RDP Gateway is preferred for on campus and off campus connections.Remote Desktop to Windows or Linux running XRDP:.University Email System, Office 365 apps.OneDrive, Carmen/Canvas, Zoom, Code42 and other cloud services.Workday, Compass, and many other OSU services.Syncing your OSU password on legacy computers.Connecting to certain software license servers.Re-validating your Windows license if the machine has not connected to the OSU network for 180 days.Connecting to shared and private Windows drives.Requires the VPN: (These are included with Always On VPN on ASCTech managed Windows endpoints.) There are many services that do not require the VPN. The VPN adds overhead (slowness) to connections and there are finite slots available on the VPN. If not required, it is best to use an alternative to the VPN. Always On VPN replaces Cisco An圜onnect on ASCTech managed Windows machines: click here for more information. Note: Please, do not use the VPN if your service does not require it. I used to repackage software for enterprise deployment in a former life so I'm used to using transforms but it's really not necessary for this.The ASC Cisco An圜onnect VPN provides secure remote access to ASC resources. Or just edit the MSI directly and don't worry about all that.

Msiexec /I anyconnect-win-arm64-3-core-vpn-predeploy-k9.msi TRANSFORMS=anyconnect-win-arm64-3-core-vpn-predeploy-k9-fix.mst Save it in the same folder as the original MSI and then open an administrative command prompt and change to the same directory as the MSI and MST.

I called it anyconnect-win-arm64-3-core-vpn-predeploy-k9-fix.mst. Then from the Transform menu, select 'Close Transform' and it will ask you to save the file. It will put a small highlight on the tables where it makes a change if you want to review. You can just chose 'Replace All' if you don't want to watch where all the changes happen. Then I did the search and replace as Micke said. This then captures any changes in a separate file rather than altering the original. Yeah, I opened the file in Orca and then went to the Transform menu and chose 'New Transform'.

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