Option 'The Anyconnect client profile' missing in ASDM

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• Using VPN to push the update of the AnyConnect client

  Hello - we would use our ASA VPN device to push the latest AnyConnect to our user base. Previously, due to the requirement that the user has administrator rights to install, we could not do this and had to return to SCCM to push upgrades the AnyConnect client. We now have software that will allow the client to load as an administrator, even if the user is not an administrator on the system. Viewfinity is the name of the software.

  My question is on the speed control. I don't want to set up the VPN to push the new AnyConnect, and every user who logs in then gets the installation. We would rather control, based on the group if possible, which gets the new client. This limits the risk if there is a problem to a subset of VPN users and not all that connect and you're trying to download. I can't find a config or config guide which indicates that it is possible. What is there, no one knows if it is or isn't an option? If this isn't the case, we would have to assume a lot of risk for new customers of 1100 deployment in a day, a number of type we plugged on any given business day. Please notify.

  Thank you very much for your help.

  The f

  Hi Jeff,

  There is no option to enable the auto update by connecton profile.

  What you can do however, is to disable this feature on the XML profile, since the XML profile can be defined by group policy, you simply deploy the profile either by having users connect to the specific group tunnel where group policy with the No auto update profile XML or deploy the XML profile manually on each machine.

  Please see this:

  Automatic update	true	(Default) Automatically install new packages.
  	fake	Doesn't install new pacakges.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/vpn_client/AnyConnect/anyconnect30/Administration/Guide/ac13vpnxmlref.html#wp1220030

  In the profile XML (to disable):

  fake

  Where to find the profile?

  OPERATING SYSTEM	The directory path
  Windows 7 and Vista	C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect secure mobility Client\Profile\
  Windows XP	C:\Document and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect secure mobility Client\Profile
  MAC OS X and Linux	/ opt/cisco/anyconnect/profile /.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/vpn_client/AnyConnect/anyconnect30/Administration/Guide/ac02asaconfig.html#wp1409000

  Let me know.

  Thank you.

  Portu.

  Please note all messages that you find useful.

  Post edited by: Javier Portuguez

• SSL VPN without disabled in ASA5505 after the Activation of the AnyConnect client

  Hello everyone,

  I am facing a problem with the VPN service in ASA 5505. Initially, I was using SSL VPN without customer who was working absolutely fine, no problem. Recently I bought AnyConnect Essentials License with license AnyConnect VPN, Mobile (for focusing on the Client SSL VPN Service for desktop and mobile respectively) and have activated these keys inside of the firewall. After that I may be able to connect to based on the VPN Client, using the AnyConnect client. Clientless VPN access is not allowing you to connect and displays an error (see the attached screenshot).

  I created two VPN profiles Viz, basic (for clientless VPN) and rvsvpn (for client based VPN). Download the AnyConnect Client I can connect to the rvsvpn profile. But if I try to connect using the basic profile, it throws an error has been to what is displayed in the exhibition.

  Please help me in this regard, as what can be done to use both the vpn connection profile. Or what the use of AnyConnect disables client access?

  Waiting for your help.

  Thanks in advance.

  Samrat.

  "Anyconnect essentials" in your configuration command to disable all profiles without customer (as well as other features that require the Premium license).

  Essentials and Premium are mutually exclusive as the performance of duties. You can have both installed licenses, but only use one or the other (and never both at once) in your running configuration.

• AnyConnect client profile

  When I deploy a clent on Cisco ASA, web deployment, but anyconnect client profile has been installed by file .msi locally on the pc, client anyconnect gets made profile updates on Cisco ASA? or is - this client anyconnect required to be downloaded, installed through Cisco ASA to get the profile desired?

  The profile.xml appropriate (or whatever you named it when you configure the profile on the SAA) should be automatically downloaded (or updated if changes have been made) as part of the connection process once that the user has chosen the connection profile and initiated the connection.

  By default (in Windows 7), these files are stored in the hidden directory C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\Profile

• Username, preserved in the AnyConnect Client user name dialog box

  I have one question remains on my client anyconnect 2.5.2006. The user in the dialog box name is cached. We do not want to be cached and have users to enter their username every time.

  Shilpa Gupta mentioned on another post of mine. I was wondering if anyone has any other thoughts! The 2.5.2006 resolved customer I had another question, so come back to 2.4 is not an option at this point.

  For clearing up the credentials in the dialog box when using AnyConnect I found one of the bug:-
  
  CSCsx76993
  
  

  Symptom:

  User credentials are cached in the preferences.xml file when you use the Anyconnect client.  So when they revive Anyconnect, the user name is displayed in the client.

  Conditions:

  You can see all the client anyconnect.  It is a configurable option in the IPSec client.

  Workaround solution:

  Currently there is no work around

  And I can see it resolved in 2.4.202 however, I'm not sure if its fixed in 2.5 also. For this I would like to hear from others.

  Kind regards

  Shilpa

  Hello

  All bug fixes and new features in 2.4.x are also in 2.5.

  However the "bug" Shilpa has pointed out, is not really a bug, but an enhancement request, in other words in 2.3 before the cached username is expected behavior and is always the default behavior in the 'fixed' versions, so just the upgrade won't change anything. What has changed is that now you can change the behavior by defining a new parameter RestrictPreferenceCaching in the local policy file:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/vpn_client/AnyConnect/anyconnect25/Administration/Guide/ac04localpolicy.html#wp1055429

  So for example the addition

      All
  
      

  your local police should achieve what you want.

  HTH

  Herbert

• How to remove entries or register a new in the drop-down list of the Anyconnect client?

  I have a user who uses Anyconnect for quite awhile now, and we have activated the ASA profiles a few times over the past year.

  My client seems very well, but maybe also because I have a new laptop without the previous hidden settings.

  The problem: old entries in the 'box' connection to still appear and if I type a new entry it will connect but not save it as a connection profile.

  If I start from scratch by uninstalling the client, ranging on the external right site (vpn.mydomain.com), it will automatically install the customer very well yet.  But the client install still just shows the old entries and not the correct (what should the list as vpn.mydomain.com).

  I deleted the entries in personal profile under c:\users\username\appdata\local\Cisco and that to remove an entry, but the other is still there and I can't find where on the system, it is stored.

  However, the great thing is that it does not save the correct entry of vpn.mydomain.com in the list of connections, so the user must either enter it and click on connect manually or if they have to go to the website https://vpn.mydomain.com and connect via the site itself.

  Any ideas on how to get this fixed so that his client only shows the correct host in the customer?

  On Windows, see C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect guarantee mobility Client\Profile. profile entries must complete this directory.

  New connections should add profiles or you can construct one manually using the following simple model, replacing it with your values where I typed xxxx:

  http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/encoding/">."

  xxx

  xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

  SSL

  There are many more entries in option, but it's a bone at naked one.

• Cannot ping the Anyconnect client IP address to LAN

  Hi guys,.

  I have an old ASA5520 running 9.1 (6) 8 where I installed Anyconnect SSL split tunneling access:

  See establishing group policy enforcement
  attributes of Group Policy DfltGrpPolicy
  VPN-tunnel-Protocol ikev1, ikev2 clientless ssl

  lanwan-gp group policy internal
  gp-lanwan group policy attributes
  WINS server no
  DNS server no
  VPN - connections 1
  client ssl-VPN-tunnel-Protocol
  Split-tunnel-policy tunnelspecified
  Split-tunnel-network-list value lanwan-acl
  by default no
  WebVPN
  AnyConnect value lanwan-profile user type profiles

  permit for line lanwan-acl access-list 1 standard 172.16.0.0 255.254.0.0 (hitcnt = 48) 0xb5bbee32

  Now I can ping, RDP, etc. of any VPN host connected to any destination within 172.16.0.0 255.254.0.0 range.

  Here is my routing information:

  See the road race
  Route outside 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 69.77.43.1 1
  Route inside 172.16.0.0 255.254.0.0 172.25.8.1 1

  interface GigabitEthernet0/1
  nameif inside
  security-level 100
  IP 172.25.8.4 255.255.254.0

  But I can't ping any Anyconnect VPN client connected from my LAN.

  See the establishment of performance ip local pool

  mask IP local pool lanwan-pool 172.25.9.8 - 172.25.9.15 255.255.254.0

  Here's the traceroute of LAN:

  C:\Users\Florin>tracert d 172.25.9.10

  Determination of the route to 172.25.9.10 with a maximum of 30 hops

  1 1 ms<1 ms="" 1="" ms="">
  2<1 ms="" *=""><1 ms="">
  3 * the request exceeded.
  4 * request timed out.

  While the ASA routing table has good info:

  show route | I have 69.77.43.1

  S 172.25.9.10 255.255.255.255 [1/0] via 69.77.43.1, outdoors

  Other things to mention:

  -There is no other FW between LAN and the ASA

  -There is no FW or NAT configured or enabled on this ASA(see her running nat and see the race group-access they return all two virgins).

  -FW Windows on the Anyconnect workstation is disabled (the service is running). I also tested and able to ping to my workstation Anyconnect House of another device on the same network.

  So, I'm left with two questions:

  1. first a I do not understand: after reading some threads here, I added this line standard lanwan-acl access-list allowed 69.77.43.0 255.255.255.0

  out of ping and tracert commands remains the same, but now I can RDP to the docking station VPN connected to any workstation LAN;

  What happens here?

  2. how can I do ICMP work after all? I also tried fixup protocol icmp and icmp Protocol Error Correction, still no luck

  Thanks in advance,

  Florin.

  Hi Florin,

  The entire production is clear enough for me

  in debugging, you can see that traffic is constituent of the ASA

  "Inside ICMP echo request: 172.17.35.71 outside: 172.25.9.9 ID = 22 seq = 14024 len = 32.

  the SAA can be transferred on or can be a downfall for some reason unknow

  can we have a wireshark capture on the vpn client to see if the icmp request is to reach the customer? I want to just isolate the problem of fw so that we can concentrate on the ASA rather than silly windows ;) fw

  made the RDP Protocol for VPN client for you inside the LAN work?

  run logging on ASA and ping and then inside to VPN client and the Coachman connects on the firewall, if ASA comes down the pkt it will appear in the log.

  loggon en
  debug logging in buffered memory

  #sh logging buffere | in icmp

  #Rohan

• Automatic demotion of the Anyconnect Client (router IOS)

  Hello

  We run a Cisco Anyconnect client with a router IOS environment (2921) as the lead aircraft.

  We have upgraded the client package on the router to the latest version 3.1.13015. After installing this package on the customers, we discovered a bug. Windows-based computers are not able to establish a VPN connection more (authentication and auto-package-level still works, but then an error message is displayed ("unable to cannot" or similar).)

  I returned the package on the router back to an older version (3.1.11004), but is not beeing auto-installe when a client with the new version (buggy) connects.

  Is it possible to configure the router to force a downgrade to the customers, or is the only way to workaround to manually uninstall the package on clients?

  Thank you

  Heinz

  No you can't auto-downgrade the station clients.

  Unfortunately, you will need to uninstall it from the client end, then get the right package (older) of the router.

• The AnyConnect client software download

  Hello world

  I wonder to download all software connect to ASA 5520.

  Soon we are upgrading to anyconnect vpn client.

  We have users of windows 7 PC that will use the anyconnect VPN.

  Download cisco Web site I download these software for windows

  AnyConnect-EnableFIPS-win - 3.1.05152 - exe file.

  you will need to confirm if this is good software anyconnect?

  Web site has also

  AnyConnect-EnableFIPS-win - 3.1.05152.mst

  What is the difference between these 2?

  everything will work with windows 7 pc?

  Concerning

  MAhesh

  Mahesh,

  You must download the package file anyconnect-victory - 3.1.05152 - k9.pkg for the deployment of the SAA on the cisco site. It works perfectly with windows 7 PC.

• Is there a method to determine the Anyconnect client types and quantities that connect to the ASA sslvpn?

  We need to determine the distribution of different Anyconnect sslvpn, connecting clients to our ASA hub. Is there a method, either in the ASDM or CLI (or syslog) to determine the type of customer and the meter (for example the Android and iOS vs Windows vs Linux)?

  There are 'user agent' field in vpn-sessiondb. You can check via ASDM or

   show vpn-sessiondb det anyconnect

  If my memory is good. (Exact symptom depends on version)

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/TD/docs/security/ASA/ASA-command-reference/...

• Find the Windows Version of the AnyConnect Client

  I want to find how many customers connect with AnyConnect SSL VPN from a XP computer.

  ASA reports the Type of Client like Windows operating system. Is it possible to get more detailed information?

  I don't think you can with AnyConnect Essentials.

  You must have AnyConnect Premium more license Advanced Endpoint Assessment to check the version of the client operating system. If you don't already have that, however, it would be a terrible expensive buy just for that purpose.

  It is also available if you use ISE (license Apex) as your AAA server and have a policy of posturing to evaluate the customer.

• How to prove the historical use of vpn session ASDM Anyconnect?

  Hi Experts,

  I use Cisco ASA 5515-x.

  9.4.2 firmware

  ASDM 7.5.2

  I have a few questions:

  • How do I show Anyconnect vpn historical of the session?
  • And why when I want to display the online status of the Anyconnect client using the filter on the ASDM, the process is always stopped at 97% (photo-joint)

  Thank you

  Nodjoute

  Answers:

  Re q.1. You can see the entries of the relatively recent paper about the AnyConnect session establishment. to view historical data, you'll need an external syslog server or a tool querying SNMP. I used Kiwi syslog server and PTRG respectively and found both to be quite capable of this.

  Re q. 2. This is a bug in ASDM 7.5 (2). Later versions (e, g, currently 7.6 (1)) fix it.

  https://BST.cloudapps.Cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCux37581

• Disable the download Anyconnect client / turn off the url connection

  Hello

  Is there a way to disable the Anyconnect client download when you navigate to the anyconnect url? Or just make the connection of the url is not accessible
  While users can still connect with their client anyconnect installed in the corporate network.

  Thank you!

  Dave.

  You can't disable the download directly. This had been discussed several times here at least one CSC who also confirmed a case of TAC. Link.

  A hack is that if your image Anyconnect is an older, users will never invited to be updated.

  Re URL, you can turn off the alias that fill the drop-down list on the web portal, but also long as your have the SSL VPN service active, external interface of the ASA will be used toward the top of the login page to less than the default connection profile.

  What is your reason for wanting to turn off in the first place? Perhaps there is another method to achieve what you want.

• Differences and similarities between standard customer VPN and AnyConnect Client

  I have the experience of using the Cisco VPN client and the configuration to the ASA

  are with Crypto Maps and others to help establish what I consider 'normal VPN' tunnels.

  I have (my company is a partner of Cisco) meeting with a client of perspective tomorrow to discuss FW and VPN solutions.

  I'm trying to digest today, what are the other Options VPN.

  ASDM shows 3 boxes under Setup > remote access VPN.  The 3 options are (in this order):

  Clientless SSL VPN Remote Access (using the Web browser) THAN THAT I UNDERSTAND

  Remote access SSL VPN (using Cisco AnyConnect Client) what I DO NOT UNDERSTAND

  Remote access IPsec VPN (using the Cisco VPN Client) THAN THAT I UNDERSTAND

  Before you see these choices on the SAA, I felt that 'Remote access SSL VPN' using a Web browser.  What is the AnyConnect Client, and what is a concrete example of when I would choose this option vs the other options VPN.

  Thank you

  Kevin

  I enclose a photo of what I am referencing above in order to eliminate any confusion...

  Kevin,

  You should check what file you download.

  For example, something like this:

  .pkg is the installer for the SAA (flash memory) so that it can be pushed to clients over SSL connections

  .msi is the executable file for the client operating system

  Federico.

• AnyConnect client perform on ASA Server cert revocation checking? Can be configured?

  Environment: AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client v 3.1.04066

  The AnyConnect client performs a check of the revocation of the certificate server returned by the SAA during an installation of the VPN program?  If so, should I use the info on the AIA server certificate, or can the OCSP or URL CRLDP be configured in the client?

  And server certificates revocation checking can be disabled (for example in the profile, or an update of the register)?

  Note that I speak NOT of the SAA on the submitted client certificate revocation checking.  All my extensive google-fu could only find information on this topic - but this is different, this is similar to a browser revocation checking on server of a Web site certificate.

  We evaluate using an identity certificate from an internal CA for the VPN profile - but there is a catch-22/egg of the chicken problem if the AnyConnect client performs a check required of OCSP on cert, since there is no access to the OCSP URL until this only after connected. This could be resolved by having for example a CRLDP the external URL to a .crl file, or suppressor revocation checks in the AnyConnect client.

  Thank you!

  I think at some point, this has been replaced of anyconnect, because he was the cause of many problems, but has been reintroduced in anyconnect 4.1, but still not enabled by default. So no, I don't think that the version you are using is doing this.