Lauren Malhoit offers a succinct guide for quickly setting up a virtual private network (VPN) using Cisco ASA 5505, that also allows users to connect to the internet. So I would say if you use 9.3 or 9.4 version nothing changes - what information you have regarding differences with licensing between 9.3 and 9.Quick guide: An圜onnect Client VPN on Cisco ASA 5505 If you install Anyconnect license additionally you still can establish 10 IPSEC tunnels + max 40 SSL VPN tunnels (I assume that based on 50 VPN tunnels limitations with security plus license).
Without additional anyconnect license you have 2 premium licenses installed by default + you can establish additional 10 IPSEC tunnels. So the upper limit is 50 VPN tunnels (IPSEC+APEX).Īn圜onnect for Mobile : Disabled perpetualĪn圜onnect for Cisco VPN Phone : Disabled perpetualĪdvanced Endpoint Assessment : Disabled perpetual ASA with security plus license and 25 APEX licenses installedĪn圜onnect Essentials : Disabled perpetualĪn圜onnect for Mobile : Enabled perpetualĪn圜onnect for Cisco VPN Phone : Enabled perpetualĪdvanced Endpoint Assessment : Enabled perpetual
I can extend it to 50 peers, no doubt about that.īut I'm wondering about ASA5506-X without security plus license: are there only 2 Anyconnect premium peers included by default?Īnd the second question: if I purchase anyconnect license (let's say anyconnect plus for 50 users) would I be able to connect 2 or 50 simoultaneous users?ġ. I have ASA5506 with security plus and there are 4 Anyconnect premium peers included by default. Maximum users may be further limited by your throughput requirements. See the An圜onnect Ordering Guide for details. Apex license required for clientless VPN. There are two values at Maximum Cisco An圜onnect® or Clientless VPN User Sessions (An圜onnect/Apex license required): 2/50 (without and with security plus).Īnd the comment below the table: Requires An圜onnect Plus/Apex license. I'm a little bit confused what's the maximum number of Anyconnect VPN user session on 5506.
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