![]() Select “Manage” next to the Group Policy dropdown as shown above.įind the group policy for the selected VPN (not the default one), select it and click “Edit” above. This will display the connection profile editing window as shown below. Find the VPN that was just set up under Connection Profiles, select it, and click “Edit”. Then select An圜onnect Connection Profiles. Under “Configuration”, select “Remote Access VPN” in the lower left, and expand “Network (Client) Access”. This allows outward-facing traffic to behave normally while internal traffic is routed through the VPN. Add Split Tunnel ConfigurationĪ Split Tunnel configuration allows the VPN to route traffic across both the external and internal interfaces. Send the commands to the ASAv in the CLI commands window. Select “Finish” after verifying the VPN configuration. Select the “Exempt VPN Traffic…” checkbox in order to make the VPN NAT exempt. Input the internal address of the customer’s DNS server. The address pool created in this step should be auto-selected in the Client Address Assignment page. Specify a separate IP pool from all other subnets available on the customer’s networks. Select “New” from the “Client Address Assignment” page. This will authenticate VPN users against the Domain Controller’s user database. Enter each username/password pair into the Local User Database to configure.Īlternately, RADIUS authentication can be set up by selecting “New…” next to the “AAA Server Group” dropdown.Ĭonfigure the Domain Controller’s internal IP and authentication group, and add the Secret Server Key, then select OK. Select the Device Certificate generated earlier from the dropdown menu.Īn圜onnect Images can be obtained by contacting GreenCloud Support.Īuthentication can be performed against a local username/password list, which is directly configurable from the “Authentication Methods” screen. Go to Wizards at the top, then run the An圜onnect VPN Wizard as shown below. Once the certificate has been imported, return to ASDM. Select Import, navigate to the certificate created by ASDM, and import that certificate. Navigate to the Security tab and select Manage Certificates. Right-click on the local instance of Java on whichever machine is running ASDM, and select Properties. Download the certificate to import later. Run the Identity Certificate Wizard in Simple Mode. Generate Self-Signed Certificate Launch Identity Certificate Wizard See Logging in to an ASAv for more information. ![]()
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