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They will download to the client if they don't have the newest client.

when you connect with the anyconnect client, you need to define what clients can connect and make sure that you have the correct images on the vpn.

no need for user accounts (other then the local admin account created in the base account), since all the users are auth'ed via radius.

general attributes links the group policy (10), auth server (9), and the vpn pool (6).

the group-alias is the name that will show up when you vpn in *if* you have more than one group defined for that address.

tunnel group that binds everything together.

defines that the tunnel will be split, and to use the routes defined in #8.

the radius server and how to connect to it.

list of internal routes given to clients.

internal IP addresses to be given out for vpn clients.

aliases or groups to summarise networks.