I'm trying to setup a VPN connection. My corporate IT team went and hid under a table when I said Linux so you guys are my last hope. I'm trying to port all my the settings from my Windows 7 machine which uses Cisco AnyConnect for a VPN. I have the .xml configuration files (ProgramData/Cisco/Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client) , my network certificate (which I extracted into a user and private key cert using OpenSSL) and the CA certificate.So using the GUI for openconnect I put in the Gateway, CA, user cert and private key. I get the follow response XML responce has no auth node and then in the top right of my screen after a few mins I'll get the vpn connection 'xxx' failed because there were no valid vpn secrets. After Goggling this issue most people say to restart network-manager which I have done many times. I also have update to the latest version of OpenConnect V6.00 which is much newer than the repository version 5.02, both versions had same issue. I have also tried from terminal to make the connection but I get the same issues. I don't know what else to try  :?:  . On my windows side there are some .xml profile files (same path as in first paragraph) not sure if I have to  have those linked somehow like the .../Profile/corparate-profile.xml file? Any ideas on what to try would be most welcome. I'm not sure of my setup 100% but I have good certs, I pulled the Gateway from preferences_global.xml (from windows) and there is no proxy listed so they seem right as far as I can tell.
Using OpenConnect for a VPN, Linux Mint 17
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