To find out remote clients connected to Cisco ASA Firewall, use the command:
sh vpn-sessiondb remote
There are other useful options for this command, such as:
sh vpn-sessiondb l2l --> for IPSec L2L connections
sh vpn-sessiondb svc --> for SSL and anyconnect connections
sh vpn-sessiondb webvpn --> for WebVPN sessions
If you are looking for a specific user, use the following command:
sh vpn-sessiondb remote filter USERNAME
The option exists for l2l, svc and WebVPN as well.
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Cisco Router Specification regarding VPN Tunnels
Just to help not to be confused, like me... Long time ago I faced an issue regarding the limit of VPN tunnels on Cisco 3800 series router. In the specification you read :
I had a 3845 router with around 700 VPN Tunnels, but the router was not able to manage the tunnels and they were flapping non-stop! I looked long time for the source of problem until the time that I decided to reduce the number of tunnels with the batch of 20 tunnels. I got the stability when I reached a specific number of tunnels in the router.
- Up to 2500 VPN tunnels
I had a 3845 router with around 700 VPN Tunnels, but the router was not able to manage the tunnels and they were flapping non-stop! I looked long time for the source of problem until the time that I decided to reduce the number of tunnels with the batch of 20 tunnels. I got the stability when I reached a specific number of tunnels in the router.
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