### Step 1: Connecting to a Cisco VPN in English
As an expert in network connectivity, I'll guide you through the process of connecting to a Cisco VPN. Cisco VPNs are widely used for secure remote access to corporate networks. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you establish a VPN connection using the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client:

#### Preliminary Requirements
Before you begin, ensure you have:
1. **Access to the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client**: This software is required to connect to the VPN. It's often provided by the network administrator.

2. Valid VPN credentials: You'll need a username and password, which are typically issued by your organization.

3. Network access: Make sure you have an active internet connection to initiate the VPN connection.

#### Step-by-Step Guide


1. Launch the Cisco AnyConnect Client
- Start by clicking on the Start menu of your computer.
- Navigate to All Programs and then locate the Cisco folder. Open it.
- Inside the Cisco folder, find and open the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client folder.
- Click on the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client to launch the application.


2. Enter VPN Connection Details
- Once the client is open, you'll see a screen where you can input the VPN connection details.
- Enter the server address or host name provided by your network administrator. This is typically the IP address or URL of the VPN server.


3. Connect to the VPN
- After entering the server address, click on the Connect button.
- You may be prompted to trust the VPN server's certificate. If so, proceed with trusting it to continue.


4. Log In
- When prompted, enter your VPN credentials (username and password) to log in.
- You may also be asked to enter a PIN if your organization requires one.


5. Accept Any Additional Prompts
- The client may present additional prompts for security purposes, such as accepting terms and conditions or installing additional security certificates.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to accept these prompts.


6. Wait for Connection Establishment
- After logging in, the client will establish the VPN connection. You'll typically see a progress indicator or a notification once the connection is successful.

7.
Verify the Connection
- To ensure you're connected, look for a connected status message or icon in the VPN client interface.
- You can also check your IP address through a website like whatismyip.com to confirm that it's now showing the VPN server's IP address.

8.
Secure Your Connection
- Once connected, you should only use the VPN for accessing the intended resources to maintain the security of the connection.

#### Troubleshooting Tips
- If you encounter issues, double-check your server address and credentials.
- Ensure your firewall or antivirus software isn't blocking the VPN client.
- Consult your network administrator for assistance if needed.

#### Additional Considerations
- VPN connections can sometimes impact your internet speed due to encryption overhead.
- Always disconnect from the VPN when it's not needed to maintain network security.

Remember, the security of your VPN connection is paramount. Always follow your organization's guidelines and best practices for VPN usage.

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From the Start menu:Click All Programs.Click the Cisco folder to open it.Click the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client folder to open it. ... Click the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client.On the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client screen, click Connect.More items...read more >>