Manage Secure Client Scripts

Secure Access supports the upload and management of platform-specific Secure Client scripts that are used to automate the connection process, such as mapping drives. Several types of files make up the Cisco Secure Client deployment:

• AnyConnect VPN, which is included in the Cisco Secure Client package.
• Modules that support extra features, which are included in the Cisco Secure Client package.
• Client profiles that configure Cisco Secure Client and the extra features, which you create.
• Language files, images, scripts, and help files, if you wish to customize or localize your deployment.
• ISE posture and the compliance module (OPSWAT).

For complete information on how to write and deploy scripts for Cisco Secure Client, see the Customize and Localize Cisco Secure Client and Installer chapter of the Cisco Secure Client (including AnyConnect) Administrator Guide.

Upload Secure Client Scripts

This topic describes how to upload and manage the scripts that will run when using the Secure Client.

Table of Contents

• Prerequisites
• Procedure

Prerequisites

• Full Admin user role. For more information, see Manage Accounts.
• Assumes general understanding about how to write scripts and run them from the command line of the targeted
  endpoint to test them; for more information see the Customize and Localize Cisco Secure Client and Installer chapter of the Cisco Secure Client (including AnyConnect) Administrator Guide.

Procedure

1. Navigate to Connect > End User Connectivity > Virtual Private Network.

2. In the VPN Profiles page, click Settings and choose Secure Client Scripts from the Settings drop-down.

3. Click Upload Scripts.

4. Under Operating Systems, select the operating systems on which these uploaded Secure Client scripts files will run. Supported options are:

   • Windows
   • MacOS
   • Linux-64

   Note: You can select any or all options.

   

5. Under Script Files, upload your Secure Client script files for the selected operating systems.

   1. For a selected operating system, Windows for example, expand the applicable operating system pane and click Upload Scripts.

   2. In the Upload Script Files modal, you can drag and drop files there, or you can click to browse to a file location to select it.

      

   3. For scripts that support multiple operating systems, check Use files supported by multiple operating systems, expand the multiple operating systems pane, and click Upload Scripts.

   4. In the Upload Script Files modal, you can drag and drop files there, or you can click to browse to a file location to select it.

      

   5. Click Continue to upload the scripts.

6. Click Save when you are finished to return to the listing page.

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