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Cisco Anyconnect SSL VPN

nikzad_beh
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Hi guys

I configured Cisco Anyconnect SSL VPN with the external authentication server (LDAP). now I want to restrict any user connect to VPN with using a session and no more than one. What can I do?

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Michael Muenz
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What exactly do you mean with session? You can configure that simultaneous logins are denied.

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Thanks for your answer

I want each user for connecting to my network using a session.

for example, USER_A with PC1 connect to my network via SSL VPN with session ID 1001, now USER_A unable connect to my network with another PC unless the breakdown session ID 1001.

I know can use simultaneous-logins in LDAP attribute, but How can I do it? Do I need to changes user profile in Active Directory? and what are they changes?

Just set "vpn-simultaneous-logins 1" under the specific group policy

Michael Please rate all helpful posts

I check it and doesn't work correctly because that command specifies the number of accounts accepted from group policy for connecting to my network.

No, it specifies how many connections with the same user-id to this policy is allowed.

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23979626/What-is-simultaneous-login-on-an-ASA-vpn-group-policy.html

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nikzad_beh
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Hi Michael Muenz

I can do it. I have done these settings in order:

  1. I use LDAP attribute map for getting IP address from Dial-in tab in user profile (before that, I set IP address in Dial-in tab)
  2. I don't change "VPN-simultaneous-logins" under the group policy (rest by default)
  3. I omit "Client Address Pool" under the tunnel group ( Anyconnect Connection Profile)

Under these settings, USER_A can just one time connect to my network at the same time and it can not connect from any elsewhere.

If I do just item 2 (just set "VPN-simultaneous-logins 1" under the specific group policy). USER_A with PC1 connect to my network via SSL VPN with session ID 1001 and DHCP pool assign it IP address 192.168.1.2, now if USER_A with PC2 connect to my network, USER_A in PC2 force out USER_A in PC1 so This is very bad situation. I want in that situation ASA refuse USER_A login from elsewhere.

I apologize for my poor English language.

Good luck to you.