AnyConnect Error: ‘The AnyConnect package on the secure gateway could not be located’
Nov17

AnyConnect Error: ‘The AnyConnect package on the secure gateway could not be located’

KB ID 0000406  Problem While attempting to connect to a Cisco firewall with a Linux client (In my case Ubuntu 10.10,) using AnyConnect you see the following error. Or on MAC OSX Error: Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client The AnyConnect package on the secure gateway could not be located. You may be experiencing network connectivity issues. Please try connecting again. Note: You may also see this error on a Mac OSX, or a Windows CE machine....

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Cisco Firewalls Changing the Web Management Port
Nov17

Cisco Firewalls Changing the Web Management Port

Cisco 5500 Changing the ASDM Port Unable to Port Forward HTTPS KB ID 0000268 Problem You want to change the port that the Cisco ASDM runs over, or you are attempting to port forward https/ssl and see the following error Error: ERROR: unable to reserve port 443 for static PAT ERROR: unable to download policy You are trying to port forward (Create a static PAT entry) on a Cisco ASA for port 443 / https. This port is in use by the ASDM....

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Cisco ASA – Changing VPN IP Addresses
Nov17

Cisco ASA – Changing VPN IP Addresses

KB ID 0000391 Problem I had a client the other week with about 25 sites, his core site was changing ISP and therefore changing its IP address. On the main site this is pretty straightforward, just change the outside interfaces IP address, sub net mask and the default route (That’s the default gateway for non cisco-ites). All well and good, but what about his other 24 sites? They all had VPN’s back to the main site, and all...

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Cisco ASA5500 Change the AnyConnect Port
Nov17

Cisco ASA5500 Change the AnyConnect Port

KB ID 0000422  Problem AnyConnect runs over TCP port 443 (That’s HTTPS/SSL), but if you only have one public IP and need to forward that port to a web server or internal host then you are a bit snookered. You can of course change the port that AnyConnect runs over, so that it’s no longer on TCP port 443. Why you would NOT want to do this. Bear in mind that https is a well known port, and its open in most places for secure...

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