CiscoVPNSetup is the best automated way to connect to any VPN using Cisco VPN Anyconnect using Softoken generated PIN.

1. Substitute "server.example.com" and "YOURPIN" with your VPN server and Softoken PIN.

2. Save the modified code as "<any_name>.applescript" and store it anywhere and double click on it to launch Script Editor.

3. Click the "compile" icon 🔨 and from the File menu, click Save and choose "Application" as the "File format". Make sure Save as at the top is "any_name.app" without the quotes and save it in /Applications.

4. Open Security & Privacy in System Preferences, go to Privacy, Accessibility and Unlock the window. Click on + and add "Script Editor" & "any_name.app" (Or Just drag and drop your application to the window).

5. To add custom icon right-click on .app file and select "Show Package Content". Go to Contents/Resources and replace "applet.icns" file with your custom one (name should remain the same).

6. Launch the application from the /Applications and Run it again to Disconnect.

1. Create a new generic password entry in Keychain Access called "cisco_vpn" (the name in Keychain access must match that in line 39 below) with your password for the Cisco AnyConnect VPN server. So this entry should have Name: cisco_vpn, and Account: cisco_vpn
2. Change the username in line no #38 from "hapatel2" to
3. Save the script as an Application if you want to use it permanently with some name and set it up on Dock to keep it handy.
4. Open Security & Privacy System Preferences, go to Privacy, Accessibility and enable the above .app so it can access Accessibility
5. Run the script to connect VPN automatically without clicking/typing anything.
6. Run script again to close connection