Can someone try to install this *new* Cisco client

[forcedsquint]

Looks like this was just released, but no input in the market. Can someone with a Thunderbolt try and install it? I'm eligible for an upgrade and the only thing holding me back has been AnyConnect for (non-rooted) Android devices. If it installs and opens, then it should work fine.

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.cisco.anyconnect.vpn.android.htc



Thanks.

 

[BJones73]

This is what I got: This app is incompatible with all of your devices.

 

[forcedsquint]

This is what I got: This app is incompatible with all of your devices.

Crap. Thank you for trying. Looks like I'm going to have to go with IOS since they officially support Cisco AnyConnect. Rooting is not an option in this instance. Android will never be a viable corporate alternative to IOS until they can do this.

 

[brizey]

Crap. Thank you for trying. Looks like I'm going to have to go with IOS since they officially support Cisco AnyConnect. Rooting is not an option in this instance. Android will never be a viable corporate alternative to IOS until they can do this.

Its not Google's fault that Cisco has not released the app for HTC devices yet. It is either HTC or Cisco. Not sure why the overlay is so important, but there must be something in sense/blur/etc. that breaks it. Its available for Samsung and Lenovo phones, and as you pointed out, rooted phones, so there is nothing inherent in Android that is the issue.

 

[jrowlings]

Has anyone tried it on a Zoom? Perhaps off topic here, but the lack of a Cisco client kept me from purchasing a Zoom too.

 

[brizey]

Has anyone tried it on a Zoom? Perhaps off topic here, but the lack of a Cisco client kept me from purchasing a Zoom too.

I think it is Xoom. Are you allowed to use a rooted device? There is some chance that the version for root works. There are a lot of Xoom forums you could ask around on.