10-27-2021 09:40 AM
Hi,
Our laptops have three ways of connecting to the network
VPN is used on site via a 5G adapter when there are no access points or LAN port. We have noticed that when a user is hopping from the LAN to Wireless (and vice-versa) and from VPN to LAN (and vice-versa), the VPN doesn't drop, it stays connected.
VPN over 5G is routing over an ASA FW and then onto ISE where as the Wireless and LAN connectivity is straight through to ISE.
Is there a way of giving the LAN adapter a priority, so that when it is in use (after going from VPN or Wireless), the VPN will disconnect? Is this a configuration on the ASA or on AnyConnect or somewhere else?
Thanks,
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10-27-2021 09:55 AM - edited 10-27-2021 10:06 AM
Hi @Anthony O'Reilly you should use AnyConnect Trusted Network Detection (TND), which will disconnect the VPN when on the corporate network.
10-27-2021 09:55 AM - edited 10-27-2021 10:06 AM
Hi @Anthony O'Reilly you should use AnyConnect Trusted Network Detection (TND), which will disconnect the VPN when on the corporate network.
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