Hello, We recently updated our vpn server to "use a more secure version of TLS"...at least that's what I'm told. In doing so, I'm now unable to make a connection using openconnect on Fedora 20. The command I'm using is: sudo openconnect [IP] --no-cert-check The only output I get is: POST [IP] Attempting to connec to server [IP] SSL negotiation with [IP] SSL connection failure: Error in the pull function. Failed to open HTTPS connection to [IP] Failed to obtain WebVPN cookie I tried updating to the latest version of GnuTLS and that didn't seem to help. I've tried to compile openconnect without gnutls, but get a configure error that "This version of OpenSSL is known to be broken with Cisco DTLS". I'm not sure why as the latest version of OpenSSL is installed so it must be looking at an older location/version than the default. Are there any other debug commands or log locations I can check to see what's going on? Thanks much for any help, -Chad
