Help blocking smart devices of via VPN

Hello

I am looking for a solution block smart devices to connect to our network via VPN. Our VPN solution today is ASA5520, and we use Cisco ACS to authenticate the user. We use Cisco VPN client only, no anyconnect or SSL VPN.

Managment is looking for a way that we can stop the smart devices of using VPN clients to connect and allow only desktop computers laptops to connect.

Someone at - there a way we can do this through association or another method?

Worring - I block iPhones & iPad around my overall networkwith 100% accuracy with a few simple lines of config: -.

Group Policy <> attributes

client-access-rule 1 deny version of type 'iPhone OS. "

2-client-access rule allow type * version *.

As it actually works on the OS - not the version of the Cisco VPN Client device.

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Ikev1 VPN-tunnel-Protocol

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username joek encrypted password privilege 0 xxxxxxxxxxxx

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