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Learn more about how Cisco is using Inclusive Language. AnyConnect provides many options for automatically connecting, reconnecting, or disconnecting VPN sessions. These options provide a convenient way for your users to connect to your VPN, and they also support your network security requirements.

Configure VPN Connection Servers to provide the names and addresses of the secure gateways your users will manually connect to. Choose from the following AnyConnect capabilities to provide convenient, automatic VPN connectivity:. If a VPN session goes idle, you can terminate the connection or re-negotiate the connection. These messages are sent less frequently than IPsec's keepalive messages. This mode allows the user to roam networks, or enter sleep mode and later recover the connection.

If the user does not reconnect before the idle timeout occurs, the Secure Firewall ASA will terminate the tunnel. The recommended gateway DPD interval is seconds. The recommended client DPD interval is 30 seconds. The following connection parameters terminate the VPN session based on timeouts:.

Maximum Connect Time—Sets the maximum user connection time in minutes. At the end of this time, the system terminates the connection.

You can also allow unlimited connection time default. If the VPN idle timeout is not configured, then the default idle timeout is used. The default value is 30 minutes or seconds. The user can then select from the drop-down list to initiate a VPN connection. The host at the top of the list is the default server, and appears first in the GUI drop-down list.

If the user selects an alternate server from the list, the selected server becomes the new default server. Once you add a server to the server list, you can view its details and edit or delete the server entry.

To add a server to the server list, follow this procedure. Click Add. Use of the link-local secure gateway address is not supported. Optional Specify a User Group. Enter the server to fall back to as the backup server in the Backup Server List. Conversely, the Backup Server tab on the Server menu is a global entry for all connection entries. Any entries put in that Backup Server location are overwritten with what is entered here for an individual server list entry.

This setting takes precedence and is the recommended practice. If the host for this server list entry specifies a load balancing cluster of security appliances, and the Always-On feature is enabled, add the load balancing devices in the cluster to this list. If you do not, Always-On blocks access to the devices in the load balancing cluster.

If you specify IPsec, the User Group must be the exact name of the connection profile tunnel group. For SSL, the user group is the group-url or group-alias of the connection profile. When the user clicks Get Certificate , the client prompts the user for a username and one-time password. Enter the certificate thumbprint of the CA. Click OK. SBL also includes the Network Access Manager tile and allows connections using user configured home network profiles.

Network profiles allowed in SBL mode include all media types employing non PLAP supports bit and bit versions of the Windows. A user has network-mapped drives that require authentication with the Microsoft Active Directory infrastructure. The user cannot have cached credentials on the computer the group policy disallows cached credentials. In this scenario, users must be able to communicate with a domain controller on the corporate network for their credentials to be validated before gaining access to the computer.

The user must run logon scripts that execute from a network resource or need access to a network resource. With SBL enabled, the user has access to the local infrastructure and logon scripts that would normally run when a user is in the office. This includes domain logon scripts, group policy objects and other Active Directory functionality that normally occurs when users log on to their system. AnyConnect is not compatible with fast user switching. AnyConnect cannot be started by third-party Start Before Login applications.

On Windows devices, the installer determines whether the bit or bit version of the operating system is in use and installs the appropriate PLAP component, vpnplap. When predeploying AnyConnect , the Start Before Login module requires that the core client software is installed first.

Select a group policy and click Edit or Add a new group policy. SBL requires a network connection to be present at the time it is invoked.

In some cases, this might not be possible, because a wireless connection might depend on credentials of the user to connect to the wireless infrastructure. Since SBL mode precedes the credential phase of a logon, a connection would not be available in this scenario. In this case, the wireless connection needs to be configured to cache the credentials across logon, or another wireless authentication needs to be configured, for SBL to work.

If the Network Access Manager is installed, you must deploy device connection to ensure that an appropriate connection is available. Select Use Start Before Login. The user must reboot the remote computer before SBL takes effect. Delete prior profiles. The profile locations are provided in this table.

Reboot the computer and retest. Browse back to the security appliance to install AnyConnect again. Reboot once. On the next reboot, you should be prompted with the Start Before Login prompt. Go back to the. Auto Connect On Start is disabled by default, requiring the user to specify or select a secure gateway. Select Auto Connect On Start. This ensures that users connect to their corporate infrastructure before logging on to their computers.

Windows only supports one PLAP being installed at the a time. This feature lets programmatic network administrators perform specific tasks, such as collecting credentials or connecting to network resources before logon. PLAP supports bit and bit versions of the operating system with vpnplap. The PLAP functions supports x86 and x When Auto Reconnect is enabled default , AnyConnect recovers from VPN session disruptions and reestablishes a session, regardless of the media used for the initial connection.

When Auto Reconnect is enabled, you also specify the reconnect behavior upon system suspend or system resume. If you disable Auto Reconnect, the client does not attempt to reconnect regardless of the cause of the disconnection. Cisco highly recommends using the default setting enabled for this feature. Disabling this setting can cause interruptions in VPN connectivity over unstable connections. Select Auto Reconnect. Disconnect On Suspend— Default AnyConnect releases the resources assigned to the VPN session upon a system suspend and does not attempt to reconnect after the system resume.

Reconnect After Resume—The client retains resources assigned to the VPN session during a system suspend and attempts to reconnect after the system resume. Trusted Network Detection TND gives you the ability to have AnyConnect automatically disconnect a VPN connection when the user is inside the corporate network the trusted network and start the VPN connection when the user is outside the corporate network the untrusted network.

It does not disconnect a VPN connection that the user starts manually in the trusted network. TND only disconnects the VPN session if the user first connects in an untrusted network and moves into a trusted network.

You need to specify the action or policy AnyConnect takes when recognizing it is transitioning between trusted and untrusted networks, and identify your trusted networks and servers. Multiple profiles on a user computer may present problems if the TND configuration is different. If the user has received a TND-enabled profile in the past, upon system restart, AnyConnect attempts to connect to the security appliance it was last connected to, which may not be the behavior you desire.

To connect to a different security appliance, they must manually disconnect and re-connect to that headend. The following workarounds will help you prevent this problem:. If users do not need to have multiple, different profiles, use the same profile name for the profiles on all the Secure Firewall ASAs. Choose a Trusted Network Policy.

This is the action the client takes when the user is inside the corporate network the trusted network. The options are:. Connect—The client starts a VPN connection in the trusted network.

Do Nothing—The client takes no action in the trusted network. Pause— AnyConnect suspends its AnyConnect VPN session instead of disconnecting it if a user enters a network configured as trusted after establishing a VPN session outside the trusted network. Choose an Untrusted Network Policy. This is the action the client takes when the user is outside the corporate network.