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Firstly install the below packages.

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Virgin Wines VPN

Connecting to the VPN is pretty straightforward. You can use the network-manager-openconnect-gnome package to configure and connect to the VPN.

First, let’s install the required packages

sudo apt install -y network-manager-

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openconnect-gnome

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Open the VPN settings and click on the + button to select a new VPN.

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Select Cisco Compatible VPN (vpnc)

Fill out the below details:

• Gateway: 46.227.52.84
• Username: Your AD username in first 4 last 4 format
• Password: Your AD password
• Group name: virginwines
• Group password: Provided by IT

Once it looks like the below move to the IPv4 Settings tab

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Under the IPv4 tab fill in the below:

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Next, let’s configure the VPN connection. Start by clicking the network icon located at the top-right of the screen and selecting the “settings” option.
You should be on the network tab. If so, click the plus sign just above the VPN section.
You should be met with a pop-up with some options depending on what you already have installed. Select “Multi-protocol VPN client (openconnect)”
You should now have the main configuration screen visible. Please see the screenshot below for the correct configuration settings. Once complete, click the IPv4 tab.
Configure the IPv4 settings then move onto the IPv6 tab.
Note, DNS should be: 10.10.0.
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15,10.
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20.0.15.
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Once you have done this click on the Routes... button
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Fill in the routes as they appear in the screenshot or from the table below. Once you have done this click OK then Save and click connect.
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You will get a prompt on your phone from Duo to approve the connection if everything is working.
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You can disable IPv6
Finally, click the Add button to lock in the configuration. You can also grab the Certificate Authority from here.