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your are only limited by the amount of user licenses you have .<br />
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andy
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your are only limited by the amount of user licenses you have .

andy

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Never tried it, but what I'm thinking is give an ip pool range for each vpngroup that will only issue the max number of clients you want to connect via that group.<br />
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Not sure if that will work, but I would think its worth a try.
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Never tried it, but what I'm thinking is give an ip pool range for each vpngroup that will only issue the max number of clients you want to connect via that group.

Not sure if that will work, but I would think its worth a try.

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What version of PIX software are you running. &nbsp;<br />
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This can be done easily with Cisco PIX v7x..using the following command on the &nbsp;&quot;tunnel group&quot;<br />
#vpn-simultaneous-logins 4
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What version of PIX software are you running.  

This can be done easily with Cisco PIX v7x..using the following command on the  "tunnel group"
#vpn-simultaneous-logins 4

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If you are using v6.3xx or below you won't be able to configure this on the PIX. &nbsp;You would have to control this through a RADIUS server.
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If you are using v6.3xx or below you won't be able to configure this on the PIX.  You would have to control this through a RADIUS server.

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Is there a limit to how may VPN Clients a 515 can support per VPN Groupgroup name. &nbsp;If have a vpngroup called &quot;outside&quot;, is there a limit to how many VPN Clients can connect to this vpngroup called &quot;outside&quot;. &nbsp;I am not talking bandwidth limits, I am talking about an actually physical limit to the number of clients per vpngroup.
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Is there a limit to how may VPN Clients a 515 can support per VPN Groupgroup name.  If have a vpngroup called "outside", is there a limit to how many VPN Clients can connect to this vpngroup called "outside".  I am not talking bandwidth limits, I am talking about an actually physical limit to the number of clients per vpngroup.

How many VPN Clients does 515 Support

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