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Cisco ASA 5500 Series Configuration Guide using ASDM
Chapter 69 General VPN Setup
IPsec Remote Access Connection Profiles
Add or Edit Clientless SSL VPN Connections > Advanced > Clientless SSL VPN
This dialog box lets you specify portal-related attributes for Clientless SSL VPN connections.
Fields
• Portal Page Customization—Selects the customization to apply to the user interface.
• Manage—Opens the Configure GUI Customization Objects dialog box.
Modes
The following table shows the modes in which this feature is available:
IPsec Remote Access Connection Profiles
The parameters in the IPsec Connection Profiles dialog box let you configure IPsec remote access
connections. Most of the parameters in this section were formerly configured under tunnel groups. An
IPsec connection represents a connection-specific record for IPsec and Clientless SSL VPN connections.
The IPsec group uses the IPsec connection parameters to create a tunnel. An IPsec connection can be
either remote-access or Site-to-Site. The IPsec group is configured on the internal server or on an
external RADIUS server. For ASA 5505 in client mode or VPN 3002 hardware client parameters, which
enable or disable interactive hardware client authentication and individual user authentication, the IPsec
connection parameters take precedence over parameters set for users and groups.
The Clientless SSL VPN tunnel-group parameters are the parameters of the Clientless SSL VPN group
that you want to apply to this IPsec connection. You configure Clientless SSL VPN access on the
Configuration > Clientless SSL VPN dialog box.
Fields
• Access Interfaces—Selects the interfaces to enable for IPsec access. The default is that no access is
selected.
• Connections—Shows in tabular format the configured parameters for existing IPsec connections.
The Connections table contains records that determine connection policies. A record identifies a
default group policy for the connection and contains protocol-specific connection parameters. The
table contains the following columns:
–
Name—Specifies the name or IP address of the IPsec connection.
–
ID Certificate—Specifies the name of the ID certificate, if available.
–
IPsec Protocol—Indicates whether the IPsec protocol is enabled. You enable this protocol on
the Add or Edit IPsec Remote Access Connection, Basic dialog box.
–
L2TP/IPsec Protocol—Indicates whether the L2TP/IPsec protocol is enabled. You enable this
protocol on the Add or Edit IPsec Remote Access Connection, Basic dialog box.
–
Group Policy—Indicates the name of the group policy for this IPsec connection.
Firewall Mode Security Context
Routed Transparent Single
Multiple
Context System
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