There is also an update to the client which may well fix the issue, but as we don't have access to download it due to Cisco's support system, the other way around this is as follows: The obvious workaround is to close the VPN client, but as I need this constantly it wasn't really practical. It turns out that this is due to an issue with Java 7 (which brings IPV6 support) and the Cisco An圜onnect VPN client I have installed (which seemingly doesn't support IPV6 sockets, see here). However, having downloaded and installed the Community Edition, I found I was unable to install the Scala plugin when I clicked the Browse Repositories button under the Plugins dialog, IDEA threw up a Permission denied: connect
I'm making my first tentative steps with Scala, and according to many sources (including Mikio Braun's excellent getting started article), the IDE of choice is IntelliJ IDEA.
IntelliJ IDEA: Fixing "Permission denied: connect" Errors
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