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Troubleshoot AnyConnect IKEv2 and SSL VPNs on ASA

and Routers
Introduction
AnyConnect is a popular VPN client used for remote access to networks. IKEv2 and SSL
VPNs are two common VPN protocols used with AnyConnect. This guide provides
troubleshooting steps for common issues with AnyConnect IKEv2 and SSL VPNs on ASA and
routers.

Troubleshooting Methodology
1. Gather Information: Collect relevant information about the issue, including error
messages, network topology, and VPN configuration.
2. Identify the Problem: Analyze the gathered information to identify the root cause
of the issue.
3. Isolate the Issue: Isolate the issue to a specific component or feature, such as the
ASA, router, or AnyConnect client.
4. Implement a Solution: Implement a solution to resolve the issue, such as modifying
the VPN configuration or updating the AnyConnect client.

Troubleshooting AnyConnect IKEv2 VPNs


1. Verify IKEv2 Configuration: Check the IKEv2 configuration on the ASA and router
to ensure that the tunnel group, IP address, and authentication settings are correct.
2. Check IKEv2 Tunnel Status: Use the show crypto ikev2 sa command to verify the
IKEv2 tunnel status. Check for any error messages or mismatched tunnel
parameters.
3. Debug IKEv2: Enable debug messages for IKEv2 using the debug crypto ikev2
command. Analyze the debug output to identify potential issues.
4. Verify AnyConnect Client Configuration: Check the AnyConnect client
configuration to ensure that the client is configured to use IKEv2 and that the
correct server address and authentication settings are specified.

Troubleshooting AnyConnect SSL VPNs


1. Verify SSL VPN Configuration: Check the SSL VPN configuration on the ASA to
ensure that the tunnel group, IP address, and authentication settings are correct.
2. Check SSL VPN Tunnel Status: Use the show vpn-sessiondb command to verify the
SSL VPN tunnel status. Check for any error messages or mismatched tunnel
parameters.
3. Debug SSL VPN: Enable debug messages for SSL VPN using the debug webvpn
command. Analyze the debug output to identify potential issues.
4. Verify AnyConnect Client Configuration: Check the AnyConnect client
configuration to ensure that the client is configured to use SSL VPN and that the
correct server address and authentication settings are specified.

Additional Troubleshooting Commands


1. show crypto ikev2 sa: Display IKEv2 security associations.
2. show vpn-sessiondb: Display SSL VPN session database.
3. debug crypto ikev2: Enable IKEv2 debugging.
4. debug webvpn: Enable SSL VPN debugging.
5. show running-config webvpn: Display the running configuration for webvpn-related
features.

Common Issues and Solutions


1. AnyConnect Client Connection Failure: Verify that the AnyConnect client is
configured correctly and that the ASA or router is configured to allow SSL VPN or
IKEv2 connections.
2. IKEv2 Tunnel Establishment Failure: Verify that the IKEv2 configuration is
correct on both the ASA and router, and that the underlying transport network is
functioning.
3. SSL VPN Tunnel Establishment Failure: Verify that the SSL VPN configuration is
correct on the ASA, and that the underlying transport network is functioning.

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