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IntroductionAutomatic SCEP enrollment is a feature where a network administrator can provide Client Authentication certificates to the users with minimal Administrative assistance. This results in less calls to help desk if planned and deployed corre...
Vikas Saxena is a customer support engineer and CCIE at the Technical Assistance Center at Cisco. In this webcast, Vikas provides information on configuration basics of AnyConnect SSL VPN Client on ASA through ASDM. He also provides information on ...
IntroductionAnyConnectRelated Information Introduction Vikas Saxena is a Customer Support Engineer at the Cisco Technical Assistance Center Security and VPN team in India. He also holds the CCIE Security certification: CCIE #19971. This document co...
Introduction This document explains why you will not be able to browse a root share on Windows 2008-R2 and Windows 7 onwards operating systems Problem With ASA WebVPN you will not be able to open Windows 2008 R2 server share list using CIFS protocol...
Hello, 12.3(14)T6 is a verrrrrrrry old version the support for SSL VPN client (usable SSL VPN - from alot of angles) came in from 12.4(20)T onwards.Try the new SDM it should give you all the feautres or try Cisco Configuration Pro.-Vikas
Hello,I suggest you should get a case opened with TAC since this is not the correct place to work on a router crash.I suspect CSCsr11109 but the router should not crash.-Vikas
Hello Vibi,In PIX 6.3.5 it is not possible to U turn the traffic. So the VPN client users will not be able to go to the Remote Office connected to your PIX via IPSEC tunnel.The rule PIX follows is that you cannot go out the same interface through whi...
Hi Mukund,The tunnel can be kept alive if there is constant traffic inside the tunnel. For this you can use different ways to send periodic continuous traffic in side the tunnel. Like an SNMP server constantly pulling data from router or sending ping...
How does your topology looks like?I imagine it in two ways:1.LAN------ASA---------router---------HQ +---------internet---------HQor2.LAN-------router-------ASA---------internet--------HQ +--------serial--------------...
