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They all use Mac OS and have no issue connecting using the built-in VPN wizard on the OS.

I played around with installing the Cisco VPN on Windows 10 which is known to have compatibility issues, and with a small regedit it IS possible to install.

Couldnt come up with a connection configuration that made any sense, however.

The modern day answer is Cisco Any Connect which could be added to your ASA5510 and fully supports Windows 10.

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When the user (windows, mac or linux) first tries to connect it downloads and installs the software with the correct settings for your setup.

This is more of a temporary solution so that we can try to allow these users access without making any major changes.

It seems the easiest way to get Windows 10 support in a hurry.

Not sure if this is here by default or it had been previously configured.

Under Connection profiles -- the checkbox for Enable Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client access on the interfaces selected in the table below: is checked.

Likely vulnerable to the Critical Cisco ASA Software IKEv1 and IKEv2 Buffer Overflow Vulnerability also (as you are using IPSEC currently) so definitely due for an update urgently.

Cisco is changing their licensing scheme with AnyConnect, it looks like the new way it will be necessary to renew it periodically.

I actually think this is silly as it is licensed for 250 VPN peers, just not the right type:( You could add AnyConnect but you would only be able to have 2 concurrent connections (which could be enough, depending on your requirements).

Note that Cisco has released free software updates that address the vulnerability so you can get the update from Cisco even if you do not have an active support contract.

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