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Debug AnyConnect for single user

praveenmathew27
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We have some users complaining about connectivity issues to our VPN gateway, which is running on a mix of Cisco ASA and Firepower running ASA image under vpn load-balancing. Basically, they connect and after some time, they get this reconnecting issue randomly. 

 

 Connected to VPN Gateway.

 Reconnecting to VPN Gateway...

 

They are using AnyConnect client to connect.  

 

I would like to run a debug on the ASA for a PARTICULAR user and keep it running for a while. Is that possible?  What command should I use? I want to figure out what exactly causes the disconnection. 

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Hi,

Start with disabling DTLS and reducing MTU then see if it works. Also,
check anyconnect logs on the client (using DART file) to see what the
client is facing.

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I don't want to mess around with DTLS or MTU at the moment, as it has been working fine for some years now. 

I asked the customer to run DART, but I don't see anything useful in the log during the "Reconnecting" phase or before. 

I'm looking at this file though. Cisco AnyConnect Network Visibility Module\NetworkVisibility.txt

 

Is there anything in particular I could look for?   

 

Again, back to main question, is it possible to do a debug for anyconnect connection for a single user? (like debug webvpn anyconnect...) 

No, you can't debug single user on ASA/FTD. You need to try disabling DTLS
as your provider might changed something even if it worked for years. This
can be tried per-user by creating new group-policy for testing purpose with
DTLS off.

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balaji.bandi
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You can download and intstall DART or look at event logger to see what was the issue.

 

we need to findout mostly what was the reason of disconenction.

 

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