I am actually just trying to allow users who are connected through the ssl tunnel to be able to browse internet websites. Currently internal uses can browse fine and ssl clients can browse internal network with no issues they just cannot get to the internet through the ssl tunnel.

Easiest is to configure split tunneling as per advised earlier:

For split tunneling, here is the sample config:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_4t/12_4t11/htwebvpn.html#wp1056267

(you would need to add the "svc split include ")

I assume that you already configure NAT exemption for traffic between the internal subnet and the ssl vpn pool subnet.

when you configure split tunneling, only traffic destined to your internal networks will be tunneled through the ssl vpn. All other traffic will be passed through your clients normal internet connection. So when a client is connected to ssl vpn with split tunneling he will be able to get to the internet as he normally does.

Please follow the steps given by halijenn for split tunneling.

That all worked perfectly thank you. Now I just have to get Windows 7 to work with the SSL and all is good.