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CWS with multiple domain users sharing a computer off work

rick505d3
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Hi,

I need to know if this is an expected behaviour and if there is a workaround to this. I have AnyConnect Web Security (3.1.04063) installed on Windows 7 Enterprise computer that is part of a Windows domain. Two domain users login to the computer at work. When User1 logs in and visits "whoami.scansafe.net", his relevant user/group info is displayed in the browser. When User1 logs off and User2 logs in, the page correctly displays info for User2 in the browser.

However, if at this point the computer is then taken off the work network say a home/public network where AD domain servers are not available. Both User1 and User2 can still logon to Windows but for both of them the "whoami.scansafe.net" page display the info for User2 only. It doesn't change even if the computer is restarted and User1 logs in - still User2 scansafe info is displayed. This happens to User1 untill the PC is brough up on Work network where Windows Logon service is available and User1 can now correctly see his scansafe info in the browser.

Shouldn't Web Security client app be pulling the info relevant to the logged on user for both on and off work networks ? If this is expected, is there a docu reference to this ?

Thanks,

Rick.

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Jennifer Halim
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi Rick,

That is the expected behaviour of AnyConnect Web Security (ACWS).

Reason is when you are off the network, ACWS will use the cached credential of the user who last login. In your example, if user2 is the last to login when he/she is connected to the work network, then his/her user credential will be cached.

It uses the information from the output of gpresult/r.

Regards, Jen

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Jennifer Halim
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi Rick,

That is the expected behaviour of AnyConnect Web Security (ACWS).

Reason is when you are off the network, ACWS will use the cached credential of the user who last login. In your example, if user2 is the last to login when he/she is connected to the work network, then his/her user credential will be cached.

It uses the information from the output of gpresult/r.

Regards, Jen

Thanks Jen,

Regards,

Rick.

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