Android phone constantly disconnects and reconnects to vpn

When using verizon 4G the android anyconnect constantly disconnects and reconnects. When it is connected for about 10 seconds it is working normally. This does not happen on the phone when the user is connected to wifi. It is only on 4G.
5|Oct 30 2014|10:42:45|722028|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> Stale SVC connection closed.
5|Oct 30 2014|10:42:45|722028|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> Stale SVC connection closed.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:45|725007|70.199.141.46|11874|||SSL session with client outside:70.199.141.46/11874 terminated.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:45|725007|70.199.141.46|11874|||SSL session with client outside:70.199.141.46/11874 terminated.
5|Oct 30 2014|10:42:44|722028|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> Stale SVC connection closed.
5|Oct 30 2014|10:42:44|722028|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> Stale SVC connection closed.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:44|725007|70.199.141.46|11872|||SSL session with client outside:70.199.141.46/11872 terminated.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:44|725007|70.199.141.46|11872|||SSL session with client outside:70.199.141.46/11872 terminated.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:22|722022|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> UDP SVC connection established without compression
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:22|722022|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> UDP SVC connection established without compression
5|Oct 30 2014|10:42:22|722032|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> New UDP SVC connection replacing old connection.
5|Oct 30 2014|10:42:22|722032|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> New UDP SVC connection replacing old connection.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:22|725002|70.199.141.46|11874|||Device completed SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11874
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:22|725002|70.199.141.46|11874|||Device completed SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11874
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|725003|70.199.141.46|11874|||SSL client outside:70.199.141.46/11874 request to resume previous session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|725003|70.199.141.46|11874|||SSL client outside:70.199.141.46/11874 request to resume previous session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|725001|70.199.141.46|11874|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11874 for DTLS session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|725001|70.199.141.46|11874|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11874 for DTLS session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|725001|70.199.141.46|11874|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11874 for DTLS session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|725001|70.199.141.46|11874|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11874 for DTLS session.
4|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|722051|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> IPv4 Address <192.168.75.101> IPv6 address <::> assigned to session
4|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|722051|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> IPv4 Address <192.168.75.101> IPv6 address <::> assigned to session
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|722022|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> TCP SVC connection established without compression
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|722022|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> TCP SVC connection established without compression
5|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|722032|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> New TCP SVC connection replacing old connection.
5|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|722032|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> New TCP SVC connection replacing old connection.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|725002|70.199.141.46|11872|||Device completed SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11872
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|725002|70.199.141.46|11872|||Device completed SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11872
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:20|725001|70.199.141.46|11872|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11872 for TLS session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:20|725001|70.199.141.46|11872|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11872 for TLS session.
5|Oct 30 2014|10:41:48|722028|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> Stale SVC connection closed.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:48|725007|70.199.141.46|8787|||SSL session with client outside:70.199.141.46/8787 terminated.
5|Oct 30 2014|10:41:48|722028|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> Stale SVC connection closed.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:48|725007|70.199.141.46|8799|||SSL session with client outside:70.199.141.46/8799 terminated.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:21|722022|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> UDP SVC connection established without compression
5|Oct 30 2014|10:41:21|722032|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> New UDP SVC connection replacing old connection.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:21|725002|70.199.141.46|8787|||Device completed SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8787
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:21|725003|70.199.141.46|8787|||SSL client outside:70.199.141.46/8787 request to resume previous session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:21|725001|70.199.141.46|8787|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8787 for DTLS session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:21|725001|70.199.141.46|8787|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8787 for DTLS session.
4|Oct 30 2014|10:41:20|722051|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> IPv4 Address <192.168.75.101> IPv6 address <::> assigned to session
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:20|722022|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> TCP SVC connection established without compression
5|Oct 30 2014|10:41:20|722032|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> New TCP SVC connection replacing old connection.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:20|725002|70.199.141.46|8799|||Device completed SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8799
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:19|725001|70.199.141.46|8799|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8799 for TLS session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:31:19|722022|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> UDP SVC connection established without compression
5|Oct 30 2014|10:31:19|722032|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> New UDP SVC connection replacing old connection.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:31:19|725002|70.199.141.46|8529|||Device completed SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8529
6|Oct 30 2014|10:31:19|725003|70.199.141.46|8529|||SSL client outside:70.199.141.46/8529 request to resume previous session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:31:19|725001|70.199.141.46|8529|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8529 for DTLS session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:31:19|725001|70.199.141.46|8529|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8529 for DTLS session.
4|Oct 30 2014|10:31:18|722051|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> IPv4 Address <192.168.75.101> IPv6 address <::> assigned to session
6|Oct 30 2014|10:31:18|722022|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> TCP SVC connection established without compression
5|Oct 30 2014|10:31:18|722032|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> New TCP SVC connection replacing old connection.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:31:18|725002|70.199.141.46|8540|||Device completed SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8540
6|Oct 30 2014|10:31:18|725001|70.199.141.46|8540|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8540 for TLS session.

I experienced the same problem with my Lumia 800 and the MyWay audio/navi/BT telephone system in my previous and current Citroën C5 (both latest model (PhIII)): http://discussions.nokia.com/t5/Nokia-with-Windows-Phone/Bluetooth-and-3G/td-p/1288591 .
I first thought it had something to do with switching from G to 3G and back. But in the end I discovered that BT on the Lumia 800 just disabled itself, while connected to my cars BT system. I have started the procedure to send my Lumia tot Nokia Care. Keep You informed.

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I have a late 2011 model Macbook Pro, 10.7.5 OS and I've had no issues whatsoever up until a week ago. The night before if stopped working I did everything as usual, did some HW, emailing then I shut it down. I woke up the next morning and it wouldn't turn on so I figured it was dead, so I got my charger plugged it in and got no light, green or orange. What I got was a faint green blinking on the charger light and my battery level indicator wasn't working. I thought it was my charger but it wasn't because worked fine on my girlfriend's Macbook.
I googled and tried PRAM and SMC to no avail. When I tried the SMC I didn't take the battery out I just disconnected the connector (Don't know if it makes a difference) and Voila it worked and I thought I fixed the problem. I turned it off and the next day the same thing, I have to disconnect and reconnect the battery connector each time for it work. Other than this issue I have no problems, mac runs fine while it's on and I shut it down or restart it for awhile after I reconnected the battery but if I try to turn it back on or restart it hours after I've done that then it won't work . One thing I may add is after I reconnect and plug my charger in, the light is green for about 5 seconds (even though it's not fully charged) then turns orange .
I'm guessing I need a new battery or logic board , but I'll keep my fingers crossed .
I won't be able to set up an appointment until next week but I would like to see if I could get any help here in in the meanwhile.
Thanks !

Hi, I dont know if this may be the cause as i too have the same problem. But it only occurs after i disconnect my Iphone from my macbook pro.
The Macbook has worked perfectly and then all of a sudden last week it started to shut down after i would disconnect my Iphone 5.
The mac wouldn't restart, charge or anything.
I tried all the trouble shooting reccommended, Shift Alt command button combinations. ( there were a fair few ) None worked.
Then i found out about disconnecting the connector.
This fixed the problem.
But alas, It done it again after my next sync.
This has done it 4 times now. And only when i disconnect the iphone after using itunes on the mac. I done it all correctly 3 times and the 4th time i just pulled it out with out ejecting from itunes, but still done it.
The iphone Syncs perfectly. I get everything i want onto the iphone. But for some reason as soon as the cord is disconnected from the mac BOOM. Dead mac.
If i leave the cord and the phone plugged in but still eject the phone it doesnt shutdown tho.
I found if i shutdown the macbook, then disconnect the iphone cord once the mac is completely shut down then my mac will start back up again with no problems.
As i said i dont know if this is the cause of your problem and if it will help you or not? But if not, maybe it will help someone else out who finds your post?
Hope you get your problem sorted
Chris

Internet keeps disconnecting and reconnecting.

Hello
I have Verizon fios, and my internet keeps disconnecting and reconnecting immediately, over a 10 minute period, many times a day.
I am not wireless. Im directly connected to my router. It seems to happen at the same time each day, lately its been getting worse, it will happen about 3-4 times a day . It will start disconnecting, then reconnect, every minute or so, for about 10 minutes.
Ive contacted verizon over the phone, they kept saying to check my router and wire (which I did, and everything seems to fine), after a while on the phone with them, they just hung up on me. I checked my router,wire,computer, and everything is fine there.
Can anyone help me? This is beginning to be a major issue.
Please help
A.W.

I was having this exact symptom for weeks and it was driving me crazy! However, I did find the problem and a solution and maybe it will benefit others as well.
Problem: I had added another device that had a static IP that conflicted with my router's IP.
Solution: In my case, I changed the other devices static IP, but you could also set the other device to use DHCP (best) or change the Verizon device IP.
This can occur for a variety of reasons, but the most common is when you add another router (like a wireless router). Another common cause is that another device on your LAN is running a DHCP server, and since the Verizon router is expecting to be the sole DHCP server they can server the same IP #s out. I've had many cases where a Windows machine just magically started serving DHPC requests, and all versions of Windows I've tested for some reason have the DHCP server running by default!
Hope this helps!

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