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Remote Access VPN with FTD

shaikh.zaid22
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Guys... i have a running RA VPN configured on FTD via FMC, the remote users are getting ip address via DHCP defined in VPN group policy and authentication via AD. I have a requirement of giving some outside users remote access with static ip address so that we can control and have visibility.

Is there any way we can provide static ip address to Anyconnect remote vpn users via FMC??

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It looks like you can do this natively in FMC 6.7 now, so no need for flexconfig any more!!

 

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@shaikh.zaid22 6.6.1 is the current recommended version. If you did not wish to upgrade to 6.7 to take advantage of these new features, then @Marvin Rhoads suggestion is the correct answer.

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Marvin Rhoads
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I haven't tested it but you should be able to use an LDAP Attribute-map (requires Flexconfig). It's the same thing we do with an ASA, just a bit harder to push from FMC due to it not being exposed in the GUI directly.

Article on assigning static IP addresses with LDAP / AD (and ASA):

https://community.cisco.com/t5/vpn/asa-ldap-static-address-for-vpn-user/td-p/1705068

How to use LDAP attribute-maps in FMC:

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security/firepower-ngfw/214283-configure-anyconnect-ldap-mapping-on-fir.html

 

Thanks marvin i will check it...

It looks like you can do this natively in FMC 6.7 now, so no need for flexconfig any more!!

 

ldap-fmc-67.PNG

presently am running 6.4.7 version, is the 6.7 version is stable and recommended ?

I would like to control certain RA vpn users by assigning static ips and restricting to access certain servers only.. Apart from the above solution is there any other way i can achieve this in ver 6.4.7 itself? 

@shaikh.zaid22 6.6.1 is the current recommended version. If you did not wish to upgrade to 6.7 to take advantage of these new features, then @Marvin Rhoads suggestion is the correct answer.

Thanks ROB and Marvin.. Good Luck...

Cisco Community Grt place to get quick knw-hows...:)

cgarringer
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I did it previously using Radius attributes, but you have to be using a Radius server for AAA on VPN to do that.
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