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This error occurs when there's a mismatch between addresses in .XML files that AnyConnect references. Erasing these files (which will be automatically re-created) will resolve this issue.

1. If the AnyConnect client is currently open, close it.

2. You'll also need to ensure that AnyConnect is not running in background. If the AnyConnect icon is in the bottom-right

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1. of your taskbar, right-click and choose Close.

2. Navigate to the following folder in Windows Explorer - C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\

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2. Delete the file named preferences_global.xml.

3. Navigate to the following folder in Windows Explorer - C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\Profile

4. Delete any files that end in .XML

5. Navigate to the following folder in Windows Explorer - C:\Users\NetID\AppData\Local\Cisco\AnyConnect\, replacing NetID with your actual NetID.

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1. Delete the file named preferences.xml

2. Once you've done that, re-open AnyConnect any type in 'anyconnect.uconn.edu/split', and click Connect.

Unable to Type in AnyConnect Address Bar

Occasionally some users may need to switch to another AnyConnect Realm, however upon attempting to type the new URL, the AnyConnect client doesn't allow it. Resolving this issue requires erasing a couple of files.

1. If the AnyConnect client is currently open, close it.

2. Navigate to the following folder in Windows Explorer - C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\Profile

1. Once there, delete any files that end in .XML.

2. Once you've done that re-open AnyConnect, type in the URL of the Realm you're looking to connect to, and click Connect.

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