![]() You can now select this ‘profile file’ when setting up An圜onnect, or edit any existing An圜onnect Remote Access VPN configuration, and add this profile to it. Then save and deploy the changes (this takes ages!). ![]() Objects > An圜onnect Client Profiles > Create An圜onnect Client Profile > Give it a name > Upload.īrowse to, and select the previously created XML file > Open. ![]() Import an An圜onnect ‘Profile XML File’ into Cisco FTD But (for completeness) here’s how to import one you created externally, (or exported form another firewall).Ĭonfiguration >Remote Access VPN > Network (Client) Access > An圜onnect Client Profile > Import. Import an An圜onnect ‘Profile XML File’ into Cisco ASAĪs mentioned above with all ‘modern’ versions of the ASDM/An圜onnect client you can create and edit an An圜onnect profile directly from within the ASDM. Once you have finished, you can simply save the settings as an XML file. ![]() ![]() Note: I’m not going to go though all the settings, (this post would become immense!) Typically I allow remote (RDP) connections, and set the public FDQN for my An圜onnect profile. In the CDO navigation bar at the left, click Objects > Other Objects. Launch the editor, and the screen you will see is exactly the same as you would normally see while using the profile editor in a Cisco ASA, (when launched from within the ASDM). ![]()
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