Restrict access VPN client on IOS 12.4

I'm trying to restrict access to the client VPN ports for the specific customer VPN leading to a router in 1841 running IOS 12.4 (9).

With versions of IOS of pre-12, 4 that this could be done by using the ACL on the outside, but with version 12.4, it seems that VPN connections are allowed even without a declaration of "permitted" in the external ACL (similar to "sysopt connection permit-ipsec" on the PIX).

Is it possible to limit the VPN traffic on the external interface of the client?

See you soon,.

Christoph.

Hello

The feature you're looking for is called:

Access check crypto on plaintext packets

Check it out in the Configuration Guide for Cisco IOS, version 12.4 security

In sort, set the encryption to your ACL post, go into your crypto-map and apply it with:

set ip access-group {access-list-number | access-list-name} {in | out}

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