03-21-2016 01:02 PM
Hello,
I have a customer who would like to allocate different IP address for groups of users that use Cisco anyconnect.
There are 5 users that we would like to group per network address pool. We have 4 such groups that need to be separated.
Would a different concentrator IP address help in this case?
Is there a way to group users so they are allocated Ip addresses in their respective groups?
Would this works If we use AD for user authentication?
Thanks in advance.
Regards
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03-22-2016 10:42 AM
What you could do is create the different local address pools on the ASA and assign each pool to a different group-policy.
Using AD/LDAP you can create a LDAP Attribute map based on almost any attribute but I would suggest using memberOf if possible.
User would connect to ASA on default tunnel-group/connection-profile authenticate to AD and be mapped to the correct group-policy and then assigned an ip from the pool.
Iam not sure what you meant by "different concentrator IP address"
ASA Use of LDAP Attribute Maps Configuration Example - Cisco
Best regards,
Paul
03-22-2016 10:42 AM
What you could do is create the different local address pools on the ASA and assign each pool to a different group-policy.
Using AD/LDAP you can create a LDAP Attribute map based on almost any attribute but I would suggest using memberOf if possible.
User would connect to ASA on default tunnel-group/connection-profile authenticate to AD and be mapped to the correct group-policy and then assigned an ip from the pool.
Iam not sure what you meant by "different concentrator IP address"
ASA Use of LDAP Attribute Maps Configuration Example - Cisco
Best regards,
Paul
03-22-2016 11:18 AM
Thank you Paul for the information. This is a great help.
With "different concentrator IP address" I was referring to this possibility.
----- external IP 1
Internet network-----ASA====NAT---|----- external IP 2
----- external IP 3
Here the ASA can group users coming in from a certain source IP.
Thanks
03-22-2016 11:33 AM
You are welcome Viraj, I think the approach I laid out above is your best bet. You wouldn't be able to apply multiple ip addresses to the Public interface (Security level 0) for AnyConnect termination.
Best of luck
Paul
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