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Well - I'm on ASDM 6.2 and this looks to be ASDM 6.4, so there's one hurdle to cross...
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Well - I'm on ASDM 6.2 and this looks to be ASDM 6.4, so there's one hurdle to cross...

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I have it configured so that someone can visit an external page, login on that page, and it'll download an AnyConnect package. That version on there is old and I'd like for it to download an updated package, which I have and put on the ASA. How do I configure it so that it'll pull the new package and not the old?
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I have it configured so that someone can visit an external page, login on that page, and it'll download an AnyConnect package. That version on there is old and I'd like for it to download an updated package, which I have and put on the ASA. How do I configure it so that it'll pull the new package and not the old?

upgrade anyconnect package on ASA Firewall

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