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I have Cisco Anyconnect working with Radius and I have 2 Anyconnect policy’s. The first group-policy VPNGR01CorpFull internal gives the users full access to the entire network and this works perfectly. The second group-policy VPNGR02CorpLimited internal however is not working the way I need. I can block the users access by create a split tunnel rule to only allow the user to route to certain IPs inside my network. But I need to limit the port access to the hosts. So I need them only to get to the IP and PORT of the 3 servers. So the question is how do a create an ACL and apply it to the VPNGR02CorpLimited policy so they can only get to 3 servers on port 80?
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I have Cisco Anyconnect working with Radius and I have 2 Anyconnect policy’s. The first group-policy VPNGR01CorpFull internal gives the users full access to the entire network and this works perfectly. The second group-policy VPNGR02CorpLimited internal however is not working the way I need. I can block the users access by create a split tunnel rule to only allow the user to route to certain IPs inside my network. But I need to limit the port access to the hosts. So I need them only to get to the IP and PORT of the 3 servers. So the question is how do a create an ACL and apply it to the VPNGR02CorpLimited policy so they can only get to 3 servers on port 80?

Cisco ASA 5510 Anyconnect how to add ACL to certain policy’s

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A virtual private network (VPN) is a network that uses a public telecommunication infrastructure, such as the Internet, to provide remote offices or travelling users access to a central organizational network securely. VPNs encapsulate data transfers using secure cryptographic methods and other security mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can access the network and that the data cannot be intercepted.