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Cisco ASA 5500 Series Configuration Guide using ASDM
Chapter 72 Configuring Clientless SSL VPN
Customizing the AnyConnect Client
Step 7 Click Export to launch the Export AnyConnect Customization Objects dialog, where you can specify a
file to export as an object.
Step 8 Click Delete to remove a selected object.
The type of remote PC platform supported by the object and the object name is displayed.
Customizing AnyConnect GUI Text and Messages
Change text and messages displayed on the AnyConnect client GUI displayed to remote users in this
pane. This pane also shares functionality with the Language Localization pane. For more extensive
language translation, go to Configuration > Remote Access VPN > Language Localization.
To change messages that appear on the AnyConnect GUI, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Click Template to expand the template area. Click Export to export the English language template to
your local PC or a remote device.
Step 2 Edit the template and make changes to any messages. The text contained between the quotes of the msgid
field represents the default text. Do not change this text. To display a different message, insert your
custom text between the quotes of mgstr. The example below shows a message containing connection
termination information:
msgid ""
"The VPN connection has been disconnected due to the system suspending. The
"reconnect capability is disabled. A new connection requires re-"
"authentication and must be started manually. Close all sensitive networked
"applications."
msgstr ""
Step 3 Click Import to import the file you edited as a new translation template.
Step 4 Specify a language for the template. The template becomes a translation table in cache memory with the
name you specify. Use an abbreviation that is compatible with the language options for your browser.
For example, if you are creating a table for the Chinese language, and you are using IE, use the
abbreviation zh, that is recognized by IE.
Step 5 Click Apply to make your changes to the ASA.
Step 6 (Optional) Click Add to launch the Add Localization Entry dialog where you can select a localization
template to add and you can edit the contents of the template.
Step 7 (Optional) Click Edit to launch the Edit Localization Entry dialog for the selected language in the table,
and allows you to edit the previously-imported language localization table.
Step 8 (Optional) Click Delete to delete a selected language localization table.
Step 9 (Optional) Click Import to launch the Import Language Localization dialog where you can import a
language localization template or table.
Step 10 (Optional) Click Export to launch the Export Language Localization dialog where you can export a
language localization template or table to a URL where you can make changes to the table or template.
Step 11 (Optional) Specify the language of the localization table.