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# Cisco AnyConnect

Beheben Sie das Problem, dass Cisco AnyConnect ein unvollständiges Passwort oder eine unvollständige Gruppennummer sendet, indem Sie die Windows-UAC-Einstellungen in Remote Desktop Manager umschalten.

Das Cisco AnyConnect-Add-on sendet die richtigen Informationen wie das Passwort oder die Gruppennummer nicht an das DOS-Fenster von **vpncli.exe**, um die VPN-Verbindung herzustellen.

Zum Beispiel wird nur die Hälfte des Passworts an das Cisco AnyConnect-Fenster gesendet.

### Lösung

Das Cisco AnyConnect-Add-on verwendet sendkeys, um Informationen an das Fenster **vpncli.exe** zu senden. Das aufgetretene Problem wird durch die Windows-UAC-Funktion verursacht. Das Aktivieren/Deaktivieren der UAC auf Ihrem Computer sollte das Problem beheben.

1. Gehen Sie auf Ihrem Computer zu ***Systemsteuerung – Benutzerkonten – Einstellungen der Benutzerkontensteuerung***.
2. Wählen Sie ***Nie benachrichtigen***, um die Option auszuschalten.
3. Wählen Sie ***Benachrichtigen*** oder ***Immer benachrichtigen***, um die Option einzuschalten.


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