Table Of Contents
A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - K - L - M - N - O - P - R - S - T - U - V - W - X -
Index
A
AAA
LDAP 6-1
Microsoft Active Directory 6-1
server group 6-5
SSO 8-1
tunnel group 6-12
Access Control Server, add to group 9-3
Access Control Server group 9-2
access hours, VPN 2-24
Accounting Mode, NAC 9-2
ACL filter, internal group policy 2-12
ACL Netmask Convert, NAC 9-5
ASA 5505
client
authentication 12-14
device pass-through 12-10
group policy attributes pushed to 12-15
mode 12-5
remote management 12-11
TCP 12-12
tunneling 12-1
Xauth 12-8
server (headend) 12-1, 12-4
attribute, LDAP
Cisco 6-4
map 6-2
name 6-4
value 6-4
attribute-value pairs (AVP) 2-2
authentication
ASA 5505 as Easy VPN client 12-14
bypass and ASA 5505 12-10
certificate 1-4
individual user 2-44
Authentication Server Group, NAC 9-7
Auto Signon, group-policy 2-61
B
banner, configuring 2-33
base DN 6-9
bypass authentication 12-10
C
certificate authority. See trustpoint for certificates
certificate enrollment
authenticating to the CA 1-4
generating key pairs 1-2
summary of steps 1-1
trustpoint configuration 1-3
certificate filtering, Easy VPN client, ASA 5505 12-13
certificate management in ASDM 1-5
Cisco attribute name 6-4
Cisco client parameters, internal group policy 2-36
Citrix
access method 7-15
configuring 7-1
enabling 7-10
trustpoint 7-2, 7-7
client
VPN 3002 hardware, forcing client update 4-1
Windows client update notification 4-1
client access rules 2-29
client authentication, secure unit authentication 2-43
Client Configuration tab attributes, internal group policy 2-31
client firewall policy 2-40
clientless authentication, enable 9-12
client mode 12-5
client parameters
Cisco 2-36
general 2-32
Microsoft 2-38
clients for load balancing 11-2
client update
client types supported 4-2
function list 4-1
performing 4-1
common name 7-4, 7-5
Common Password, NAC 9-5
compression
HTTP 2-58
IP 2-29
SVC 2-60
Content Filtering tab, WebVPN tab 2-51
D
DDNS update
DHCP server settings 5-4
example, DHCP server updates both RRs 5-2
interface 5-3
interval between updates 5-2
method of update 5-2
resource records 5-1
scenarios possible 5-1
Dead Peer Detection (DPD), internal group policy 2-61
Dead Time, NAC 9-3
default, group policy
DefaultL2Lgroup 2-1
DefaultRAgroup 2-1
DefaultWebVPNgroup 2-1
DfltGrpPolicy 2-3
domain name for tunneled packets 2-34
group policy 2-3
group policy (DfltGrpPolicy) 2-1
Default ACL, NAC 9-9
Deny Message attribute, configuring 2-58
Depletion, NAC Reactivation Mode 9-3
destination and source networks, internal group policy 2-16
Detect Automatically, NAC ACL Netmask Convert 9-5
device pass-through, ASA 5505 as Easy VPN client 12-10
DfltGrpPolicy 2-1
DHCP scope, internal group policy 2-27
DHCP server and DDNS update settings 5-4
digital certificate filtering, Easy VPN client, ASA 5505 12-13
DN field 6-10
DNS records and DDNS update 5-1
DNS servers
as IPSec backup servers 2-37
internal group policy 2-27
DPD (dead peer detection) 2-61
dynamic DNS. See DDNS
E
EAPoUDP Port 9-12
EAPoUDP Retries 9-12
Easy VPN
client
authentication 12-14
enabling and disabling 12-4
group policy attributes pushed to 12-15
mode 12-5
remote management 12-11
tunnels 12-11
Xauth 12-8
server (headend) 12-1, 12-4
Easy VPN client
ASA 5505
device pass-through 12-10
TCP 12-12
tunneling 12-1
Enable, NAC exemption 9-9
Enable Clientless Authentication 9-12
Enable NAC 9-8
enrolling for certificate
authenticating to the CA 1-4
generating key pairs 1-2
summary of steps 1-1
trustpoint configuration 1-3
enrolling for identity certificate 1-5
exemptions from posture validation 9-9
external group policy
adding 2-6
configuring 2-6
editing 2-9
F
Fallback Trustpoint 7-7
Filter, NAC exemption 9-9
firewall policy, client 2-40
FQDN 7-4, 7-5
Functions tab, WebVPN Tab 2-49
G
general client parameters, configuring 2-32
group policy
configuring 2-5
default 2-3
definition 2-1, 2-2
Easy VPN client, attributes pushed to ASA 5505 12-15
external, adding 2-6
external, configuring 2-6
external, editing 2-9
internal, adding or editing 2-10
internal, configuring 2-9
internal, general attributes 2-11
WebVPN 2-48
H
Hardware Client tab attributes, internal group policy 2-42
Hold Timer 9-11
home page
applying customizations 2-52
redirecting to Citrix server 7-15
HTTP compression, enabling or disabling 2-58
HTTP Form protocol
form data, gathering
action URI 8-11
authentication cookie 8-11
hidden parameters 8-11
HTTP header analyzer 8-10
password parameter 8-10
POST request 8-10
username parameter 8-10
HTTPS 8-15
overview 8-9
SSO, configuring 8-13
tunnel group, assigning to 8-16
HTTP redirection for login, Easy VPN client on the ASA 5505 12-14
HTTPS and SSO
HTTP Form protocol 8-15
SiteMinder 8-4
I
identity certificate, enrolling 1-5
idle timeout, hardware client users 2-44
idle timeout, user 2-27
IKE pre-shared key, Easy VPN client on the ASA 5505 12-7
individual user authentication, ASA 5505 12-14
individual user authentication, hardware client 2-44
interface, DDNS update 5-3
Interface Name, NAC 9-4
internal group policy
adding or editing 2-10
configuring 2-9
General tab attributes 2-11
Hardware Client tab attributes 2-42
IPSec tab attributes 2-28
maximum connect time 2-26
Other WebVPN tab 2-55
WebVPN tab attributes 2-48
IP address requirements for load balancing 11-2
IP compression 2-29
IP phone
bypass, hardware client 2-45
bypass and ASA 5505 12-10
IPSec
backup servers 2-37
over NAT 2-37
over UDP 2-37
IPSec tab attributes, internal group policy 2-28
K
Keepalive Ignore attribute, configuring 2-58
keepalive interval, internal group policy 2-60
Keep Installer on Client System 2-60
Kerberos and LDAP. See LDAP SASL Kerberos
key pairs, generating 1-2
key renegotiation settings, internal group policy 2-61
L
L2TP over IPSec 10-1
address assignment 10-4
as a tunneling protocol 10-7
configuring L2TP over IPSec 10-3
L2TP overview 10-1
modes 10-2
multiple clients behind NAT 10-12
PPP authentication protocols 10-9
transport mode 10-3
LDAP
attribute
Cisco attribute name 6-4
map 6-2
Map Name tab 6-4
Map Value tab 6-4
naming attributes 6-10
base DN 6-9
DN field 6-10
over SSL 6-9
SASL
Kerberos 6-10
MD5 6-10
search scope 6-10
server
AAA server 6-8
AAA server groups 6-6
detect type automatically 6-9
Microsoft Active Directory 6-9
other type 6-9
reactivation mode 6-7
server group 6-5
server port 6-9
server type 6-9
Sun Microsystems Directory Server 6-9
transaction flow overview 6-2
tunnel group 6-12
LEAP
bypass, hardware client 2-45
protocol 2-46
Lightweight Extensible Authentication Protocol. See LEAP
load balancing
and 3DES/AES licensing 11-2
and VRRP 11-2
clients supported 11-2
configurations 11-3
configuring 11-4
mixed clusters 11-4
security appliance models 11-2
virtual cluster 11-2
VPN session limits 11-6
LOCAL group 9-7
logging level 2-23
M
MAC addresses, ASA 5505 device pass-through 12-11
managing certificates in ASDM 1-5
map attribute
name 6-4
value 6-4
Max Failed Attempts, NAC 9-3
maximum connect time, internal group policy 2-26
maximum sessions, IPSec VPN 11-7
MD5 and LDAP. See LDAP SASL MD5
Microsoft Active Directory, for AAA 6-1
Microsoft client parameters, configuring 2-38
mixed cluster configuration and WebVPN connections 11-4
MTU size, Easy VPN client, ASA 5505 12-13
N
NAC 9-1
NAC tab (Network Admission Control) 2-46
naming attributes, LDAP 6-10
NAT, IPSec over NAT 2-37
Network Admission Control. See NAC
network extension mode
hardware client 2-46
specifying on the ASA 5505 12-5
O
operating system, NAC exemption 9-9
Other tab arguments, WebVPN group policy tab 2-55
P
Password, clientless authentication 9-12
password, common 9-5
password storage, internal group policy 2-36
PAT, Easy VPN client mode 12-6
perfect forward secrecy (pfs) 2-29
platforms for load balancing. See load balancing, security appliance models
Port Address Translation. See PAT
port forwarding, enabling 2-54
port forwarding list, adding or editing 2-54
Port Forwarding WebVPN tab 2-54
posture validation 9-1
Posture Validation Exception List 9-9
pre-shared key, Easy VPN client on the ASA 5505 12-7
printers 12-10
Protocol, NAC 9-2
protocol and service groups, managing 2-17
protocol attribute, internal group policy 2-17
R
RADIUS, NAC 9-2
Reactivation Mode, NAC 9-3
reactivation of failed LDAP servers 6-7
reauthentication on IKE rekey 2-28
remote management, ASA 5505 12-11
resource records 5-1
Retransmission Timer 9-11
Retry Interval, NAC 9-4
Revalidation Timer 9-8
S
SASL
Kerberos 6-10
MD5 6-10
SCEP, obtaining certificates with 1-4
secure SSO messaging. See HTTPS and SSO
secure unit authentication
with the ASA 5505 12-14
secure unit authentication, requiring 2-43
security appliance
load balancing and models 11-2
Server Accounting Port, NAC 9-4
Server Authentication Port, NAC 9-4
server certificate filtering, Easy VPN client, ASA 5505 12-13
Server Group, NAC 9-2, 9-4
Server Name or IP Address, NAC 9-4
server port 6-9
servers and URL lists, WebVPN Other tab 2-56
Server Secret Key, NAC 9-5
server type 6-9
service groups, managing, internal group policy 2-17
session failover and virtual cluster 11-2
shared secret, NAC 9-5
Simple Authentication and Security Layer. See SASL
Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol. See SCEP
simultaneous logins 2-26
single sign-on. See SSO
SiteMinder
Cisco authentication scheme, adding 8-9
group policies 8-4
HTTPS 8-4
SSO, configuring 8-2
user assignment 8-7
source and destination networks, internal group policy 2-16
source and destination port service, internal group policy 2-19
split tunneling
attributes 2-35
domain list 2-34
network list, internal group policy 2-35
policy, internal group policy 2-35
SSL 7-7
SSL LDAP communications. See LDAP over SSL
SSL VPN Client
benefits 3-1
configuring
address assignment 3-6
features 3-11
tunnel group 3-9
tunneling protocol 3-11
WebVPN on interface 3-5
enabling 3-2
installation 3-2
loading images 3-2
ordering images 3-4
view sessions 3-14
SSL VPN Client tab attributes, internal group policy 2-59
SSO
for WebVPN users 8-1
HTTP Form protocol, using 8-9
SiteMinder, using 8-2
SSO server, adding, internal group policy 2-57
Status Query Timer 9-8
SVC compression 2-60
T
TCP, ASA 5505 as Easy VPN client 12-12
TCP Port Forwarding JAVA applet and digital certificate 2-51
Timed, NAC Reactivation Mode 9-3
timeout, idle, hardware client users 2-44
Timeout, NAC 9-4
timeout, user idle 2-27
time range
applying 2-24
browse 2-23
defining 2-25
viewing 2-25
trustpoint
certificates, creating for 1-3
Citrix
adding 7-2
applying to interfaces 7-7
CA authentication 7-5
certificate enrollment 7-6
Fallback Trustpoint 7-7
tunnel, ASA 5505 as Easy VPN client 12-1
tunnel group
default 2-1
definition 2-1
for LDAP authentication 6-12
locking 2-29
tunneling attributes, configuring 2-34
tunneling protocol, internal group policy 2-11
U
UDP, IPSec over UDP 2-37
update method for DDNS 5-2
updating clients. See client update
URL Enable entry 7-12, 7-14
Use LOCAL if Server Group fails 9-7
user, definition 2-1
user authentication, hardware client, requiring 2-44
user home page, applying customizations 2-52
user idle timeout, internal group policy 2-27
username
management tunnels 12-11
Xauth for Easy VPN client 12-8
Username, clientless authentication 9-12
V
virtual cluster 11-2
IP address 11-1
master 11-1
secondary devices 11-1
session failover 11-2
VPN
access hours 2-24
hardware clients 2-42
session limits and load balancing 11-6
W
Web Type ACL, managing 2-57
WebVPN
enabling 7-8
SSO 8-1
users, access to Citrix server 7-15
WebVPN application access, enabling 2-54
WebVPN group policy attributes 2-48
WebVPN tab attributes 2-48
Wildcard, NAC ACL Netmask Convert 9-5
WINS servers
as IPSec backup servers 2-37
internal group policy 2-27
X
Xauth, Easy VPN client 12-8
xlate 2-14