- About this Guide
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- IPSec and ISAKMP
- L2TP over IPSec
- General VPN Parameters
- Connection Profiles, Group Policies, and Users
- IP Addresses for VPN
- Remote Access VPNs
- Network Admission Control
- Easy VPN on the ASA 5505
- PPPoE Client
- LAN-to-LAN VPNs
- AnyConnect VPN Client Connections
- AnyConnect Host Scan
- External Server for Authorization and Authentication
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- Clientless SSL VPN Overview
- Basic Clientless SSL VPN Configuration
- Advanced Clientless SSL VPN Configuration
- Policy Groups
- Clientless SSL VPN Remote Users
- Clientless SSL VPN Users
- Clientless SSL VPN with Mobile Devices
- Customizing Clientless SSL VPN
- Clientless SSL VPN Troubleshooting
- Clientless SSL VPN Licensing
Clientless SSL VPN with Mobile Devices
Using Clientless SSL VPN with Mobile Devices
You can access Clientless SSL VPN from your Pocket PC or other certified mobile device. Neither the ASA administrator nor the Clientless SSL VPN user need do anything special to use Clientless SSL VPN with a certified mobile device.
Cisco has certified the following mobile device platforms:
Windows CE 4.20.0, build 14053
Pocket Internet Explorer (PIE)
Some differences in the mobile deviceversion of Clientless SSL VPN exist:
- A banner Web page replaces the popup Clientless SSL VPN window.
- An icon bar replaces the standard Clientless SSL VPN floating toolbar. This bar displays the Go, Home and Logout buttons.
- The Show Toolbar icon is not included on the main Clientless SSL VPN portal page.
- Upon Clientless SSL VPN logout, a warning message provides instructions for closing the PIE browser properly. If you do not follow these instructions and you close the browser window in the common way, PIE does not disconnect from Clientless SSL VPN or any secure website that uses HTTPS.
Restrictions
- Clientless SSL VPN supports OWA 2000 and OWA 2003 Basic Authentication. If Basic Authentication is not configured on an OWA server and a Clientless SSL VPN user attempts to access that server, access is denied.
- Unsupported Clientless SSL VPN features:
– Application Access and other Java-dependent features.
– The Citrix Metaframe feature (if the PDA does not have the corresponding Citrix ICA client software).