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Dynamic Access Policies (DAP) on the Cisco ASA are the runtime override layer for VPN sessions. They evaluate at login

Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) on a Cisco ASA decides three things for every VPN session: who is the user,

Two of the most overloaded terms in Cisco ASA VPN configuration are group-policy and tunnel-group. They sound similar, they are

Split tunneling controls which traffic from a connected VPN client traverses the encrypted tunnel and which traffic exits to the

AnyConnect (Cisco Secure Client) supports two transport options when connecting to an ASA: SSL/TLS over TCP/443 and IKEv2/

AnyConnect SSL VPN (rebranded as Cisco Secure Client) is the most common remote-access VPN you will configure on a Cisco