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Our company has recently bought an Asus Transformer Tablet, running Android 3 (Honeycomb). I have been tinkering around with it for a while now and have so far failed badly to get this tablet to connect to our company's VPN.

We are using a set of ASA 5520 filewalls using the latest Cisco OS Versions, however nothing I seem to do will allow the tablet to connect to them.

I Noticed that Cisco has an AnyConnect client available on the Android Market, however this only works on Samsung Phones / Tablets. (I did try installing it).

Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can get this tablet to connect to our VPN or a an Android application that would be able to cure this problem?

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There's an AnyConnect for rooted devices. Any chance you can root the Asus? – Al Everett Sep 12 '11 at 12:56
Unfortunatly not, whilst i have nothing against rooting the device if it was for my own use, due to it being for our company i need to ensure it stays as secure and safe as possible, so rooting is out of the question :( – Kristiaan Sep 15 '11 at 9:51
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Your ASA must be running iOS 8.2.5 or later and configured to allow L2TP over IPSec VPN connections.

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