12-14-2010 01:29 AM - edited 02-21-2020 05:01 PM
Hello,
I'm trying to download an AnyConnect 2.5 from cisco.com. I noticed that there are several versions for the anyconnect as below:
anyconnect-EnableFIPS-win-2.5.2010.exe
anyconnect-dart-win-2.5.2010-k9.pkg
anyconnect-gina-win-2.5.2010-pre-deploy-k9-lang.zip
anyconnect-win-vpnapi-2.5.2010.zip
And there are some new words, EnableFIPS, dart, gina, and vpnapi. What do these word stand for, please?
Rgds,
-Alejin
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12-14-2010 01:44 AM
anyconnect-EnableFIPS-win-2.5.2010.exe --> FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standard), a US Federal Government standard/version of AnyConnect. This requires the ASA to be licensed with FIPS.
anyconnect-dart-win-2.5.2010-k9.pkg --> the "dart" version is only for troubleshooting purposed, and only required if you are going to perform troubleshooting on the anyconnect package.
anyconnect-gina-win-2.5.2010-pre-deploy-k9-lang.zip --> this version is a version that you can preinstalled on the client's PC manually.
anyconnect-win-vpnapi-2.5.2010.zip --> this is an API for GUI programming.
The version that you would need to upload to the ASA is "anyconnect-win-2.5.2010-k9.pkg". This will allow user to use browser to browse to your ASA outside interface ip address, and it will automatically download and install the anyconnect client on the user's machine.
Hope that helps.
12-14-2010 01:44 AM
anyconnect-EnableFIPS-win-2.5.2010.exe --> FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standard), a US Federal Government standard/version of AnyConnect. This requires the ASA to be licensed with FIPS.
anyconnect-dart-win-2.5.2010-k9.pkg --> the "dart" version is only for troubleshooting purposed, and only required if you are going to perform troubleshooting on the anyconnect package.
anyconnect-gina-win-2.5.2010-pre-deploy-k9-lang.zip --> this version is a version that you can preinstalled on the client's PC manually.
anyconnect-win-vpnapi-2.5.2010.zip --> this is an API for GUI programming.
The version that you would need to upload to the ASA is "anyconnect-win-2.5.2010-k9.pkg". This will allow user to use browser to browse to your ASA outside interface ip address, and it will automatically download and install the anyconnect client on the user's machine.
Hope that helps.
12-16-2010 04:57 AM
Thank you so much!
11-30-2016 08:44 AM
Massively so, even several years and versions later.
"Pre-deployment"? Really, Cisco? Really? That makes it sound like some prerequisite that needs to be put on every machine BEFORE I install the real thing. I know, I know, RTFM, would love to find TFingM. Grumble mutter curse...
Thanks again, this is extremely helpful! :)
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