Uninstall Cisco AnyConnect from Mac

Are you tired of your internet traffic being routed through a Virtual Private Network (VPN) IP address? Do you want to stop using a VPN and use your own IP address instead? If so, then uninstalling Cisco AnyConnect from your Mac may be the solution for you.

Firstly, make sure that the VPN app is not running in the background. You can do this by opening the VPN app on your Mac and turning off the VPN connection. This will prevent any internet traffic from being routed through the VPN server.

To disable the VPN connection, simply click on the VPN icon in the top menu bar of your Mac and select 'Start/Stop' to turn it off. You can also disable the VPN by going to System Preferences > Network > Advanced > TCP/IP and unchecking the box next to 'VPN'.

By disabling the VPN connection, you will be able to use your own IP address and location when browsing the internet. However, keep in mind that this may mean that some online services or websites may not work properly.

If you are experiencing issues with your VPN connection, it may be worth trying a different VPN service temporarily until the issue is resolved. It's also important to note that disabling the VPN connection will allow your internet traffic to be routed through your own IP address, which could potentially be shared with your internet service provider and other online services.

In some cases, you may need to uninstall an old version of Cisco AnyConnect and install the latest version in order to resolve connectivity issues. If you are experiencing a 'Connection Error Problem!' or 'VPN connection terminated unexpectedly!', it's possible that there is a compatibility issue with your VPN app and the macOS Monterey update. In this case, you may need to contact the app developer to report the issue.

This tutorial works for most VPN Mac apps, including Norton VPN, ExpressVPN, NordVPN, CyberGhost VPN, PureVPN, IPVanish, Hotspot Shield, and more. If you are having trouble with your VPN connection or want to switch to a different VPN service, it's easy to do so by clicking on the VPN icon in the top menu bar of your Mac.

Additionally, if you are experiencing issues with your VPN configuration file, you may need to delete the VPN profile from your system preferences. This can be done by going to System Preferences > Network > Advanced > TCP/IP and selecting 'Delete' next to the VPN profile.

Finally, some Mac users have reported issues with their VPN not working properly or being unable to access certain websites or apps while connected to a VPN. If you are experiencing these issues, it may be worth disabling your VPN connection temporarily in order to resolve the problem.

I hope this tutorial has been helpful in resolving any issues you were having with uninstalling Cisco AnyConnect from your Mac.

Uninstall cisco anyconnect from mac