How to add new group entry in Cisco Vpn using powershell

Question

I am working on a powershell script to connect cisco vpn using powershell, I am able to connect to vpn but not sure how to add new group to vpn. I am using the following script$vpn_profile = 'Test'
$username = 'TestUser'
$userPassword = ConvertTo-SecureString -String "Password" -AsPlainText -Force
$credentials = new-object -typename System.Management.Automation.PSCredential -argumentlist
$username,$userPassword
$password = $credentials.GetNetworkCredential().Password
Set-Location 'c:\Program Files (x86)\Cisco Systems\VPN Client'
.\vpnclient.exe connect $vpn_profile user $username pwd $password
Write-Host "You Are Connected"
cd "C:\"

Answer 1

Have you entered .\vpnclient.exe /? to see if it will return information about other switches you can use with this executable? Other than connect, I was able to track down a few without actually having the executable (http://www.scribd.com/doc/40108893/Cisco-VPN-Client-Command-Line).
That said, I do not believe that there is a switch that will help you create a connection. These are either done manually through the GUI, or can be likely be added by supplying a properly formatted file in the proper place.
If you're using the version of the Cisco VPN client I think you are, then your connection settings, or profiles, are stored in individual .pcf files somewhere on your computer (likely in the Cisco directory). These are simple, text-based files. Find one
on your computer, save it with another name, and then modify it manually. If you really want to use PowerShell, then use this opportunity to learn how to create and edit basic text files using PowerShell. If you have a standard connection file, then you can
put that file onto remote computers any number of ways. If a .pcf file exists in the proper place when the VPN client is opened, then it likely will not prompt for a new connection.
Update: Added more info; clarified