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Yes as long as you have it configured in interesting traffic, or every ip traffic gets encrypted.
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I use the Cisco VPN client to connect to my VPN hosted by a Cisco ASA 5500 router. &nbsp;I am just curious as to whether the cisco VPN Client secures those RDP connections.
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I use the Cisco VPN client to connect to my VPN hosted by a Cisco ASA 5500 router.  I am just curious as to whether the cisco VPN Client secures those RDP connections.

Does the Cisco VPN client encrypt RDP connections?

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OS Security

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Network Security

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