always on the vpn

Hi all

My cisco asa 5520 runs on worm asa 9.0 and my mobility anyconnect client is running 3.1

Understand that I can activate a feature called always 'on vpn"so that my pc client users can automatically establish the vpn, and I can also make use of a feature in"always on vpn"to prevent my users to disconnect from the vpn. To activate "always you vpn", do I need to download software cisco store profile editor? I need to turn on this feature we want to use vpn tunnels to secure the notebk. Pls advise. TIA!

Hi Don Li,

You can use the profile on the ASDM Editor, or download the standalone profile editor and do it on your local PC.

You can find the requirements and configuration on the following document.

http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/TD/docs/security/vpn_client/AnyConnect/anyconnect30/Administration/Guide/anyconnectadmin30/ac03vpn.PDF

Please note the useful messages!

It may be useful

-Randy-

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