11-09-2022 07:58 AM
Below is the scenario
Why does it not allow in above case to continue with dual VPN connection on laptop/PC ?
What configurations needs to be updated to make it work seamless with dual Cisco Anyconnect VPN Connections ?
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11-09-2022 08:05 AM - edited 11-09-2022 08:36 AM
@LevAjar they are a couple of things you can do to achieve what you require.
- If you authenticate against ISE/RADIUS, client A is assigned a Downloadable ACL (DACL) that denies access to Client B systems and permits the other traffic. And Vice Versa, a different DACL is assigned to Client B which denies access to Client A resources and permits other traffic. Example
- Or assign a Group Policy and VPN filter to Client A, which denies access to Client B resources and permits the rest. And assign a different Group Policy and VPN filter for Client B. Example.
11-09-2022 08:05 AM - edited 11-09-2022 08:36 AM
@LevAjar they are a couple of things you can do to achieve what you require.
- If you authenticate against ISE/RADIUS, client A is assigned a Downloadable ACL (DACL) that denies access to Client B systems and permits the other traffic. And Vice Versa, a different DACL is assigned to Client B which denies access to Client A resources and permits other traffic. Example
- Or assign a Group Policy and VPN filter to Client A, which denies access to Client B resources and permits the rest. And assign a different Group Policy and VPN filter for Client B. Example.
11-13-2022 10:57 AM
still this not solve friend ?
11-14-2022 06:24 AM
@Rob Ingram / @MHM Cisco World - Thanks for responding with options!
I was more asking for my network/infrastructure engineers to try these options.
Will go ahead and mark the answer as solution. Hoping it fixes!
Thanks again for immediate response! Thank you!
Regards,
Vels
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