How to figure out what my company is using for VPN?

[regina_chiuminatto]

Hello - 

I am trying to get set up on my company's VPN, but no one here has experience setting it up on a mac. I tried using the information I was given in the native Mac VPN, but I was told there is no shared secret, or certificate.

I have the client files that everyone used to set their PCs up, and connection information (minus a shared secret). No one seems to know what kind of VPN it is. Is there a way to figure that out from what I have?

Thank you!

[JP Miranda Z · Accepted solution]

Hi regina_chiumina,

You can try running the following commands on the ASA:

sh vpn-sessiondb (anyconnect or svc)

sh vpn-sessiondb ra-ikev1

sh vpn-sessiondb summary

Make sure you have at least one client connected when running those commands.

Hope this info helps!!

Rate if helps you!! 

-JP-

[Marvin Rhoads]

If the client file is pcf file type, the VPN is the old style IPsec VPN.

If it's an xml profile, the VPN is an SSL VPN (AnyConnect).