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The Cisco ISR 4000 Series is still a hot topic when users select a router to set up a better network.How to find out the very right Cisco 4000 router for your branch office? Let’s read the main model comparison of Cisco ISR 4000 routers.The 4000 Series contains five platforms: the 4451, 4431, 4351, 4331, and 4321 ISRs.Model Comparison: ISR 4321 vs. 4331 vs. 4351 vs. 4431 vs. 4451 RouterFeature43214331435144314451Form factor1 rack unit (RU)Desktop1 RU2 RU1 RU2 RUIntegrated WAN ports1 GE / SFP1 GE1 GE / SFP1 GE1 SFP2 PoE GE / SFP1 GE/ SFP2 PoE GE / SFP2 GE / SFP2 PoE GE / SFP2 GE / SFPPerformance50 MbpsUpgradable to 100 Mbps100 MbpsUpgradable to 300 Mbps200 MbpsUpgradable to 400 Mbps500 MbpsUpgradeable to 1 Gbps1 GbpsUpgradable to 2 GbpsManagement port1 GE (Integrated Out of Band)Network Interface Modules (NIM)22333Enhanced Services Module (SM-X)N/A1 single-wide2 single- or1 double-wideN/A2 single- or1 double-wideIntegrated Services Card (ISC) slots1(PVDM 4)1(PVDM 4)1(PVDM 4)1(PVDM 4)1(PVDM 4)USB ports (type A)11222Default/max Flash4 GB / 8 GB4 GB / 16 GB4 GB / 16 GB8 GB / 32 GB8 GB / 32 GBDefault/max DRAM4 GB / 8 GB4 GB / 16 GB4 GB / 16 GB4 GB / 16 GB4 GB / 16 GBPower supply typeExternal: AC, PoEInternal: AC, PoEInternal: AC, PoE or DCInternal: AC, PoE or DCInternal: AC, PoE or DCRedundant power supplyNoNoNoYesInternal RPSYesInternal RPSModule online insertion and removal (OIR)YesYesYesYesYesServer virtualization platform (UCS E-Series)N/A2-core single-wide,4-core single-wide2 core single-wide,4 core single-wide,4 core double-wide,6 core double-wide,8 core double-wideN/A2-core single-wide,4-core single-wide,4-core double-wide,6-core double-wide,8-core double-wideAdvanced Security43214331435144314451Zone-based firewall and NAT servicesVRF-Aware Firewall and Network Address Translation (NAT)Hardware VPN acceleration (DES, 3DES, AES)NoIPSEC VPN servicesFlexVPN, Easy VPN remote server, Enhanced Easy VPN, Dynamic Multipoint VPN (DMVPN),Group Encrypted Transport VPN (GET VPN), V3PN, MPLS VPNSSL VPNNoIntrusion preventionYesNetwork foundation protectionACL, FPM, control plan protection, control plane policing (CoPP), QoS,

Unlink /etc/resolv.confRun the following command to update the WSL 2 configuration file to prevent it from overwriting the /etc/resolv.conf file on startup:sudo tee /etc/wsl.conf EOF[network]generateResolvConf = falseEOFCreate Scheduled TasksWindows Scheduled Tasks allows you to trigger an action when a certain log event comes in. The Cisco AnyConnect VPN client generates a number of log events.We will create two tasks. The first task, will configure the interface metric when the VPN connects. The second task, will execute the dns update script inside of your Linux VM when the VPN Connects and Disconnects.Cisco AnyConnect Events2039: VPN Established and Passing Data2061: Network Interface for the VPN has gone down2010: VPN Termination2041: The entire VPN connection has been re-established.ProcedureTask Scheduler should be opened as an Administrator.Open Task SchedulerCreate a Folder called WSL (Optional, but easier to find rules later)Create RulesUpdate AnyConnect Adapter Interface Metric for WSL2General: Check: Run with highest privilegesTriggers:On an Event, Log: Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client, Source: acvpnagent, Event ID: 2039On an Event, Log: Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client, Source: acvpnagent, Event ID: 2041Action: Start a program, Program: Powershell.exe, Add arguments: -WindowStyle Hidden -NonInteractive -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File %HOMEPATH%\wsl\scripts\setCiscoVpnMetric.ps1Condition: Uncheck: Start the task only if the computer is on AC powerUpdate DNS in WSL2 Linux VMsTriggers:On an Event, Log: Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client, Source: acvpnagent, Event ID: 2039On an Event, Log: Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client, Source: acvpnagent, Event ID: 2010On an Event, Log: Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client, Source: acvpnagent, Event ID: 2061On an Event, Log: Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client, Source: acvpnagent, Event ID: 2041At log on: At log on of $USERAction: Start a program, Program: Powershell.exe, Add arguments: -WindowStyle Hidden -NonInteractive -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File %HOMEPATH%\wsl\scripts\setDns.ps1Condition: Uncheck: Start the task only if the computer is on AC powerTest: Connect to the VPN, a powershell window should pop-up brieflyFAQQ: How do I revert/disable these changes?A: Disable scheduled Tasks, Reboot wslLicenseThis project is licensed under the MIT License

This is the Cisco Secure Client (including AnyConnect VPN) application for Apple iOS. Please report any questions to ac-mobile-feedback@cisco.com.Please consult with your EMM/MDM vendor on configuration changes required to configure this new version if you are not setting it up manually. Samples at: LICENSING AND INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS:You must have an active AnyConnect Plus, Apex or VPN Only term/contract to utilize this software. Use is no longer permitted for older Essentials/Premium with Mobile licensing. AnyConnect may never be used with non-Cisco servers.Trial AnyConnect Apex (ASA) licenses are available for administrators at www.cisco.com/go/licenseAnyConnect for iOS requires Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) Boot image 8.0(4) or later. Per App VPN requires ASA 9.3(2) or later (5500-X/ASAv only) with Plus, Apex or VPN Only licensing and a minimum Apple iOS version of 10.x.For additional licensing questions, please contact ac-mobile-license-request (AT) cisco.com and include a copy of "show version" from your Cisco ASA.Ordering and Licensing Guide: Secure Client (including AnyConnect VPN) provides reliable and easy-to-deploy encrypted network connectivity from any Apple iOS by delivering persistent corporate access for users on the go. Whether providing access to business email, a virtual desktop session, or most other iOS applications, AnyConnect enables business-critical application connectivity. Through the use of Datagram Transport Layer Security (DTLS), TCP-based applications and latency-sensitive traffic (such as voice over IP [VoIP]) are provided an optimized communication path to corporate resources.Additionally, the Cisco Secure Client support IPsec IKEv2 with Next Generation Encryption. Features: - Automatically adapts its tunneling to the most efficient method possible based

@Srinivasan Nagarajan no problem glad to help So you made this comment, We've Remote Access VPN configured on the ASA (9.8) which is authenticated and authorized by the ISE (2.6) with the posture enabled. Now we'd like to upgrade the Anyconnect (4.8) to 4.10 on the end-users PC.-Quick note, unfortunately you cannot modify the ISE AnyConnect (AC) Config profiles on-the-fly that get assigned in your Client Provisioning Policies as a result when wishing to change AC software version. There is actually a feature request submitted for this, but as of today not sure when it will be implemented. What I am suggesting for a phased rollout is this: -Provide SCCM team individual MSIs for new AnyConnect software so they can prep packages & prep your enterprise image (at this point they are awaiting your go ahead for deployment)-Upload the new AnyConnect webdeploy .pkg file into ISE, create new CPP AnyConnect Config profile specifying new AnyConnect version + currently deployed compliance module + software deferral method mentioned above (shown below too)-Assign new CPP AC config profiles to your CPP policies (at this point you are now supporting provisioning/posturing for both versions old/new)-Upload new AnyConnect webdeploy .pkg file on ASA & enable it as first entry while old version remains enabled, but as second entry (this will force VPN clients to get upgraded on next connection attempt)--Once this is done you can now support both so you can begin phased rollout. Give SCCM team go ahead.-Have SCCM hit clients that have not

--> Configure a Site-to-Site Virtual Private Network (VPN) Connection on an RV340 or RV345 Router --> Objective A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is the connection between the local network and a remote host through the Internet. The local and the remote hosts may be a computer, or another network whose settings have been synchronized to allow them to communicate. This is true on all types of VPN. It typically allows both networks to have access to the resources on both sides of the connection. A VPN connection is commonly utilized in connecting a second office to the main office, or allowing a remote worker to connect to the computer network of the office, even if he is not physically connected to the network infrastructure. Remote workers typically connect via a VPN software client like AnyConnect, Shrew Soft, GreenBow and many others. This article aims to show you how to configure a site-to-site VPN connection between an RV340 and an RV345 Router. It will call the primary router the local router, and the secondary router will be called the remote router. Be sure to have remote or physical access to the secondary router. LAN networks must be on different subnets (for example 192.168.1.x and 192.168.2.x) or on totally different networks (for example 192.168.1.x and 10.10.1.x). If both networks were on the same subnet, the routers would never try to send packets over the VPN. Applicable Devices RV340 RV340W RV345 RV345P Software Version 1.0.03.15 Special Notice: Licensing Structure - Firmware versions 1.0.3.15 and later. AnyConnect will incur a charge for client licenses only.You need to purchase client license(s) from a partner like CDW or through your company's device procurement. There are options for 1 user (L-AC-PLS-3Y-S5) or packets of licenses including one year for 25 users (AC-PLS-P-25-S). Other license options available as well, including perpetual licenses. For more details on licensing, check out the links in the Licensing Information section below. For additional information on AnyConnect licensing on the RV340 series routers, check out the article AnyConnect Licensing for the RV340 Series Routers. Configure a VPN Connection Local Router Step 1. Log in to the web-based utility of the local router and choose VPN > Site-to-Site. Note: In this example, an RV340 is used. Step 2. Click the plus icon. Step 3. Ensure that the Enable check box is checked. It is checked by default. Step 4. Enter the name of the