pouvez anyConnect client + agent access own to expose my personal files?

Hello

Past VPN access required not either of these programs. But recently, the organization I work for has implemented "client anyConnect" and "clean access agent" VPN access. I wonder if this one is any way allows remote access or access to my files on my laptop? I have 2 laptops, 1 MAC running Snow Leopard and the other with Windows 7.

These are personal computers, I need to know before installing these programs.

Thank you

-Michael

Hello

Not really anyconnect is a VPN client to access your corporate network via SSL and own access evaluates whether your PC is complaint with the security policy and should not cause problems.

Thank you

Sunil-

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    • Naturally, there is the change of a bug that there were several.

    If there is no clear reason for the rules does not match NAT do not, then I suggest opening a case of TAC or upgrade / downgrade to another level of software to determine if an error is the cause.

    I don't know if you mentioned the software level that you use?

    -Jouni

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