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Cisco ASA Series CLI Configuration Guide
Chapter 1 Configuring Clientless SSL VPN
Configuring Port Forwarding
Detailed Steps
With A Notification Icon
You may also choose to disable logging off when a parent process terminates so that a session survives
if you close a browser. For this practice, you use a notification icon in the system tray to log out. The
icon remains until the user clicks the icon to logout. If the session has expired before the user has logged
out, the icon remains until the next connection is tried. You may have to wait for the session status to
update in the system tray.
Note This icon is an alternative way to log out of SSL VPN. It is not an indicator of VPN session
status.
Configuring Port Forwarding
The following sections describe port forwarding and how to configure it:
• Information About Port Forwarding, page 1-64
• Configuring DNS for Port Forwarding
• Adding Applications to Be Eligible for Port ForwardingAssigning a Port Forwarding List
• Automating Port Forwarding
Command Purpose
Step 1
[no] smart-tunnel notification-icon
Allows administrators to turn on the notification
icon on a global basis. This command configures log
out properties and controls whether the user is
presented with a logout icon for logging out, as
opposed to having logout triggered by closing
browser windows. This command also controls
logging off when a parent process terminates, which
is automatically turned on or off when the
notification icon is turned on or off.
notification-icon is the keyword that specifies when
to use the icon for logout.
Note The no version of this CLI is the default, in
which case, closing all browser windows
logs off the SSL VPN session.
Note Portal logout still takes effect and is not
impacted.
Step 2
*.webvpn.
When using a proxy and adding to the proxy list
exception, it ensures that smart tunnel is properly
closed when you log off, regardless of icon usage or
not.
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