Cisco ASA 5505 Configuration Manual page 1543

Chapter 67 Clientless SSL VPN
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Click Import Now.
Step 6
Click Apply.
The plug-in is now available for future clientless SSL VPN sessions.
Modes
The following table shows the modes in which this feature is available:
Firewall Mode
Routed
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Assembling and Installing Third-Party Plug-ins—Example: Citrix
The open framework of the security appliance lets you add plug-ins to support third-party Java
client/server applications. As an example of how to provide clientless SSL VPN browser access to
third-party plug-ins, this section describes how to add clientless SSL VPN support for the Citrix
Presentation Server Client or Citrix Web Interface (for XenDesktop).
Cisco does not provide direct support for or recommend any particular plug-ins that are not redistributed
Caution
by Cisco. As a provider of clientless SSL VPN services, you are responsible for reviewing and
complying with any license agreements required for the use of plug-ins.
With a Citrix plug-in installed on the adaptive security appliance, clientless SSL VPN users can use a
connection to the adaptive security appliance to access Citrix MetaFrame or Web Interface services.
A stateful failover does not retain sessions established using the Citrix plug-in. Citrix users must
reauthenticate after failover.
To provide access to the Citrix plug-in, follow the procedures in the following sections.
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Any undocumented options in this menu are experimental and are not supported.
Note
Select a file—Click one of the following options and insert a path into its text field.
Local computer—Click to retrieve the plug-in from the computer with which you have
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established the ASDM session. Enter the location and name of the plug-in into the associated
Path field, or click Browse Local Files and navigate to the plug-in, choose it, then click Select.
– Flash file system—Click if the plug-in is present on the file system of the adaptive security
appliance. Enter the location and name of the plug-in into the associated Path field, or click
Browse Flash and navigate to the plug-in, choose it, then click OK.
Remote Server—Click to retrieve the plug-in from a host running an FTP or TFTP server.
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Choose ftp, tftp, or HTTP from the drop-down menu next to the associated Path attribute,
depending on which service is running on the remote server. Enter the host name or address of
the server and the path to the plug-in into the adjacent text field.
Security Context
Transparent Single
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Configuring Browser Access to Client-Server Plug-ins
Multiple
Context System
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