09-04-2024 01:46 PM
Hi
The public IP on our Cisco ASA is changing, what effect will it have with Cisco AnyConnect Mobility Client? Currently, clients connect to AnyConnect with our current public IP, once a connection is established they choose a group from a dropdown and then enter their credentials for authentication. I know they will need to change the old IP to the new IP to connect, and by selecting the group from the dropdown and authenticating I am assuming that the connection will be successful without having to edit any of the groups from the dropdown. I have looked at all the profiles and groups and cannot find any relation to the public IP so I want to make sue I am not missing something.
Thanks.
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09-05-2024 12:09 AM
@tselby3 if you had configured a tunnel-group/connection profile with a group-alias and used the IP address instead of a FQDN then that would need changing.
Best practice would be to use a DNS FQDN and get the clients to point at the FQDN rather than the IP address.
In regard to the ASA configuration, change the IP address on the interface and a new default route with the new next hop IP address.
09-05-2024 12:09 AM
@tselby3 if you had configured a tunnel-group/connection profile with a group-alias and used the IP address instead of a FQDN then that would need changing.
Best practice would be to use a DNS FQDN and get the clients to point at the FQDN rather than the IP address.
In regard to the ASA configuration, change the IP address on the interface and a new default route with the new next hop IP address.
09-05-2024 12:13 AM
only make change in DNS entry that it
nothing will need to change in WebVPN config
MHM
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