Cisco AnyConnect 4.10 and Xcode Deploying to Physical iPhone

tlensch
New Contributor

I've got multiple developers who are having an issue where when connected to Cisco VPN User Tunnel, they are not able to connect to a USB connected iPhone in Xcode.  When not connected to Cisco VPN User Tunnel, the developers are able to access the USB connected phone without issue.

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AJPinto
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As of Xcode 15.4, Xcode now uses a virtual network adapter to communicate with iOS devices. Specifically 

fe80::/64 and fd00::/8, traffic with the iPhone is basically using its own network and with AnyConnect being a full tunnel that network cannot be accessed. Time to open a case with Cisco :).

 

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode-release-notes/xcode-16-release-notes#Deprecations

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AJPinto
Honored Contributor III

As of Xcode 15.4, Xcode now uses a virtual network adapter to communicate with iOS devices. Specifically 

fe80::/64 and fd00::/8, traffic with the iPhone is basically using its own network and with AnyConnect being a full tunnel that network cannot be accessed. Time to open a case with Cisco :).

 

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode-release-notes/xcode-16-release-notes#Deprecations

Thanks AJPinto.  I've already opened a case with Cisco but have not heard back on the case of yet. 

williamaddis
New Contributor III

This was fixed in Cisco Secure Client 5.1.3.62.  Major upgrade from 4.10, but its what our company recently did.

MilesBell
New Contributor

Any update?

tlensch
New Contributor

There is a setting to allow it on the Cisco AnyConnect appliance, but the Networking team and Security team don't feel comfortable allowing it for all devices.  I'm not exactly sure what the setting is but I'll try to find o

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