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The video shows you how to customize Cisco AnyConnect SSL VPN web login portal, and AnyConnect client. We will look at two types of web customization; using the portal template provided on ASDM, and creating a full custom HTML file. For VPN client customization, we will look at the basic method to replace allowed components, such as logo, background, icons etc. Basic knowledge of HTML is highly recommended for this video.

The video shows you how to customize Cisco AnyConnect SSL VPN web login portal, and AnyConnect client. We will look at two types of web customization; using the portal template provided on ASDM, and creating a full custom HTML file. For VPN client customization, we will look at the basic method to replace allowed components, such as logo, background, icons etc. Basic knowledge of HTML is highly recommended for this video.

The video walks you through configuration of Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility VPN with IPSec IKEv2. IKEv2 is an alternative protocol to SSL for those that have unique security requirement such as regulation compliancy. We will demonstrate both username/password and certificate authentication, as well as Windows client and iPhone. Basic knowledge of IPSec IKEv1 is recommended as there are many similarities between the two IKE versions.

The video goes over Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility VPN client on iPhone and Android devices in more detail. We will then implement an On-Demand VPN feature on an iPhone to allow automatic VPN establishment when application traffic that requires connectivity back to corporate resources are detected. We will use Cisco Jabber and web-based applications in our demonstration.

The video goes over Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility VPN client on iPhone and Android devices in more detail. We will then implement an On-Demand VPN feature on an iPhone to allow automatic VPN establishment when application traffic that requires connectivity back to corporate resources are detected. We will use Cisco Jabber and web-based applications in our demonstration.

The video shows how to enforce VPN connection upon users with Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Always-On VPN feature. If your company security policy requires your users to establish a VPN back to corporate network before having any kind of network connectivity, including local internet, and prevent users from disconnecting from the VPN this video is for you. We will go through different configurable behaviors of Always-On VPN to help you make a decision on adopting the feature.

The video shows you how to configure SCEP proxy on Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility to help VPN clients remotely obtain an identity certificate without allowing client to communicate directly to an internal Certificate Authority (CA) server. We will also show you how to solve the problem of how to select a correct certificate for VPN authentication when VPN client possesses multiple identity certificate using Certificate Matching feature. A basic working knowledge of certificate and SCEP is recommended before viewing this video.

The video shows you how to configure SCEP proxy on Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility to help VPN clients remotely obtain an identity certificate without allowing client to communicate directly to an internal Certificate Authority (CA) server. We will also show you how to solve the problem of how to select a correct certificate for VPN authentication when VPN client possesses multiple identity certificate using Certificate Matching feature. A basic working knowledge of certificate and SCEP is recommended before viewing this video.

The video shows you how you can have Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility VPN to perform client-side script execution at both VPN connect and disconnect. This can be an alternative solution to Start-Before-Logon when used specifically for Windows logon script, which is what we will be demonstrating in this lab. At the end, we will also discuss caveats when using this technique.

The video takes you through some miscellaneous features on Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility. We will look through the Client Profile editor, specifically Preference Part 1 and 2, enable or disable each of the features expalin the effect they have on the VPN behavior. Below are a list of features that we will explore in this video.