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If your hostname vpn.test.com already has an a-record in DNS pointing to 11.123.11.23 there is nothing else needed. &nbsp;Whether your client is using &quot;vpn.test.com:500&quot; or &quot;77.123.11.23:550&quot; to connect to the ASA is only significant to the client and the ASA will never know.<br />
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Best regards<br />
Kvistofta<br />

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If your hostname vpn.test.com already has an a-record in DNS pointing to 11.123.11.23 there is nothing else needed.  Whether your client is using "vpn.test.com:500" or "77.123.11.23:550" to connect to the ASA is only significant to the client and the ASA will never know.

Best regards
Kvistofta


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I am using my ip and port to access me VPN (e.g. 77.123.11.23:500). &nbsp;Can someone help me with the command to execute so I can access it using my public DNS record (e.e. VPN.TEST.COM).<br />
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ssl trust-point ASDM_TrustPoint1 outside<br />
webvpn<br />
&nbsp;port 500<br />
&nbsp;enable inside<br />
&nbsp;enable outside<br />
&nbsp;svc image disk0:/AnyConnect-Windows.<wbr />pkg 1<br />
&nbsp;svc enable<br />
&nbsp;tunnel-group-list enable
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I am using my ip and port to access me VPN (e.g. 77.123.11.23:500).  Can someone help me with the command to execute so I can access it using my public DNS record (e.e. VPN.TEST.COM).

ssl trust-point ASDM_TrustPoint1 outside
webvpn
 port 500
 enable inside
 enable outside
 svc image disk0:/AnyConnect-Windows.pkg 1
 svc enable
 tunnel-group-list enable

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