Unable to configure Cisco VPN using Network manager

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#1

I have installed openconnect and network-manager-openconnect to connect to Cisco VPN.
I can connect on the command-line, but when I go to Network Connections, click on "+", select "Cisco AnyConnect or openconnect" as a connection type, and finally "Create...".
However, I do not see any place to enter the URL to connect to in the resulting window (called "Editing VPN connection 1".

The window has 4 tabs, General, Proxy, "IPv4 Settings" and "IPv6 Setting", but I do not see any place to enter the URL in any of them.
Moreover, I am pretty sure there was an additional tab (called VPN?) in previous version.

Did I missed something, or is it actually a bug? And if the latter, where should I report it?

#2

you may need sudo apt install network-manager-openconnect-gnome
and then you should have an option to import a vpn connection.

#3

Thanks, this fixed the issue.

Maybe network-manager-openconnect should have network-manager-openconnect-gnome as suggested/recommended package in apt? Or can it be used without it?