AnyConnect dynamic address pool

It is possible using DAP to assign the different address for anyconnect users pool?

Currently, I check if the PC has some elements such as process, save the key and activated applications.

If yes-> ACL using "allow normal access.

Is not-> ACL uses 'access '.

That works, but two computers uses the pool of customer addresses defined in the configuration of the Tunnel

tunnel-group remoteaccess General attributes
remoteaccess-pool1 address pool

It is possible to also dynamically set the address pool?

If yes-> ACL using 'Allow normal access' & 'remoteaccess-pool1'

SE not-> 'Access restricted' ACL uses & "remoteaccess-pool2.

Thank you!

Rolando A. Valenzuela.

Hello Rolando,

Correct than me if I'm wrong, based on the computer (the domain to which it belongs) that you want to map to some Grouppolicy, which has some qualities as the pool of addresses, and that way you can establish a distinction, one area to the other, let's say:
(Admins/domain gets the address pool of 10.10.10.0/24)
(Suppliers/field gets the address pool of 10.20.20.0/24)

Based on this I will give you my recommendations, if you want to do it based on the computer and not the user, I recommend you to get all the computers in the same group of users in Active Directory, so if you have a group of users (Admin / domain group) you can add computers, and with the LDAP Mapping attribute you can map based on membership in a specific political group in this way, all computers that use of Admin users, will be assigned to a group policy with several attributes, such as the Pool of local IP, if users don't below any of the advertised groups, they will not be able to connect either, because you will need create a group policy NO ACCESSIBLE to be used for users who should not connect You can find more information here:

- http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security/asa-5500-x-series-nex...

Another medium, will be filtering the PC based on the MAC address, YES this function uses a regular expression to match the organizational (YES) the unique identifier that will allow the PC connect so those that match the program defined in the regular expression with Regex LUA , this is possible, you can find this regular expression, for example :

assert(function ()    local pattern = "^d067\.e5*"    local true_on_match = true

    local match = false    for k,v in pairs(endpoint.device.MAC) do        print(k)        match = string.find(k, pattern)        if (match) then            if (true_on_match) then                return true            else return (false)            end        end    endend)()
If the PC is HP or Dell, you can use the MAC address YES part and set it there and allow the user to connect, and the user peuvent then be mapped with the Protocol LDAP attribute mapping to a group policy so they will be able to connect with a different IP address. (DAP cannot assign IP address), it's a dynamic access policy that works with HostScan Module of Posture to do a preliminary assessment and as he says unit of Posture, NOTE: PAH itself gives you the ability to filter by individual MAC address, so you don't need to do it by YES, this is common for large companies that have a large amount of users , so they prefer to make Yes that is easier, but you can set the MAC address of another way will be to use another regular expression so DAP can examine the first 3 letters (Case Insensitive) of the PC and then allow it to connect if it matches the regex, if it's not, the connection ends, you can find the regular expression here :
assert(function()    local match_pattern = "^[Mm][Ss][Vv]"         -> Those are the 3 first letters    local match_value   = endpoint.device.hostname  --> Specifying hostname      if (type(match_value) == "string") then        if (string.find(match_value, match_pattern) ~= nil) then            return true        end    elseif (type(match_value) == "table") then        local k,v        for k,v in pairs(match_value) do            if (string.find(v, match_pattern) ~= nil) then                return true            end        end    end    return falseend)()
In addition to regular expressions of LUA:- http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security/asa-5500-x-series-nex... To do this you must License Premium AnyConnect (then Yes you can use the default two value that comes with the ASA). Also, you must have image CSD or Hostscan in ASA and activated so that you can get that kind of information about the computers that connects the AnyConnect. You can use the AnyConnect image like hostscan image. (do not forget to activate the attributes of endpoint through Deputy Ministers, DEPUTIES of the section of the CSD, otherwise it won't work). The previous mentioned is good options for you to explore, but it will not be very scalable (depending on number of users), so I recommend than a registry key with check check "Domain name" or file would work well but its your CUs call if he wants to still check MAC or not. Please do not forget to rate and score as correct this message if it helped, keep me posted! Best regards, David Castro,

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