Virtualbox Cisco Anyconnect

When you connect to the VPN, the VPN client (Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client, 3.1.02026, in my case) examines the host computer's routing tables, remembers them, and then paves-over them with values that typically come from some centrally-managed location (i.e., even with local Administrator privileges, it is impossible to override the settings). This is a workaround-not a fix. After you power on your laptop/workstation, but before starting Cisco AnyConnect, start your vm (i.e., vagrant up). Make sure you can connect to an app in the vm via the browser. Then start AnyConnect. VirtualBox will NAT the VMs across whatever internet connection is available to the host. This is fully transparent to the VMs. However this precludes connections from the host to the VMs or connections between the VMs. Use Host-only Networking to create a proper subnet containing the VMs and the host. AnyConnect Plus/Apex licensing and Cisco head-end hardware is required. The application is not permitted for use with legacy licensing (Essentials or Premium PLUS Mobile). AnyConnect may not be used with non-Cisco hardware under any circumstances.

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Component:	network/NAT	Version:	VirtualBox 5.1.4
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Guest type:	other	Host type:	Mac OS X

You have a host linux system running anyconnect and connecting to a VPN server. The linux system is directly connected to network 192.168.2.0/24 via Ethernet interface enp0s31f6. The linux system has ip.10 on the network 192.168.2.0/24. The 192.168.2.0/24 subnet has a router at 192.168.2.1 which is connected to the Internet.