Router Cisco ASA or IOS may be a SSL VPN clinet?

I would like to know if the router Cisco ASA or IOS may be a customer of SSL VPN? Thank you.

I'm glad to hear that.

Indeed the ASA5505 and Cisco routers can be EzVPN customers.

Please mark this question as answered if you have any other questions.

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