Click the Group Policy that corresponds to the one you defined during the Wizard, and click the Edit button.Click “VPN” on the left side of the screen.
Click “Configuration” at the top of the screen.One more step, without this you won’t be able to connect to anything besides the internal network when you are connected to the VPN. Leave NAT Settings blank, but check “Enable Split tunneling” at the bottom and click Next.IKE Policy defaults are fine, click Next.Fill in DNS and WINS for your outside network and Click Next.You can do whatever you want here, but here is my suggestion: Click “New…” to create a new VPN IP pool.Create a username and password for each VPN user, click Next.Select “Authenticate using the local user database,” click Next.Tunnel Group Name: Enter what I’m going to call your “VPN Connection Username,” and Click Next.Select “Pre-shared key,” then fill in what I’m going to call your “VPN Connection Password.” This will be saved in the client and should be as long and secure as possible.Click the “Wizards” drop down, select “VPN Wizard.”.To configure the ASA5505, first log into it using the Cisco ASDM.
#SETUP CISCO IPSEC VPN CLIENT CONNECTION SOFTWARE#
The remote client doe not need to have an 5505 as a VPN endpoint, it only needs to have the Cisco VPN Client software installed.
#SETUP CISCO IPSEC VPN CLIENT CONNECTION HOW TO#
This walkthrough will describe how to use your Cisco ASA5505 as a VPN server for a remote client.
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