The root cause of
reconnecting Cisco Anyconnect is the incorrect MTU value.
Step 1 :- Use
the following command to check the MTU value:
netsh interface ipv4 show subinterfaces
The value of Cisco Anyconnect adapter, That may be a huge
one containing at least 10 digits.
Step 2 :-
Set the MTU value by the following command (Use Command prompt as Administrator) :
netsh
interface ipv4 set subinterface "loopback pseudo-interface 1"
mtu=1273 store=persistent
"loopback pseudo-interface 1" is the network
adapter name for Cisco Anyconnect.
1273 is the appropriate MTU value , The value might vary
from machine to machine, which works fine with Cisco Anyconnect in my system.
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Note:- Open Command Prompt with Administrator Privilege and run the commands.
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