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Hi expert ,<br />
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I would like to implement for 100x Ipad to access corporate internal LAN. &nbsp;I would like to do with 2x Factor secure access with VPN box , &nbsp;i think ASA 5500 will be added. &nbsp;<br />
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Question : <br />
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1. Do you consider for 2x factor &nbsp;access , by allowing user go through 802.1x &amp;&nbsp;public CA good enough ??? &nbsp;Some ppl say for 2x FA, second FA should be RSA toggle should be used :( <br />
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2. Can AnyConnect can auto provision and do self registration.<br />
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3. Can AnyConnect will consume the client certificate during the authentication process or will it forward it over to Radius(Windows MPS) for authentication. &nbsp; <br />
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Thanks <br />
Maxim168
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Hi expert ,

I would like to implement for 100x Ipad to access corporate internal LAN.  I would like to do with 2x Factor secure access with VPN box ,  i think ASA 5500 will be added.  

Question : 

1. Do you consider for 2x factor  access , by allowing user go through 802.1x & public CA good enough ???  Some ppl say for 2x FA, second FA should be RSA toggle should be used :( 

2. Can AnyConnect can auto provision and do self registration.

3. Can AnyConnect will consume the client certificate during the authentication process or will it forward it over to Radius(Windows MPS) for authentication.   


Thanks 
Maxim168

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