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- #FINDING ASA SERIAL NUMBER IN ASDM HOW TO#
- #FINDING ASA SERIAL NUMBER IN ASDM INSTALL#
- #FINDING ASA SERIAL NUMBER IN ASDM UPDATE#
- #FINDING ASA SERIAL NUMBER IN ASDM UPGRADE#
I always save a copy on the device's internal flash drive, so type out something like copy start disk0:/startup-config-backup.txt to make rollback easy if something should go completely haywire.Īlso, it looks like you have two other ACLs configured, permitting some UDP traffic associated with a network object called Security and one permitting SMTP (email) traffic. Before making any configuration changes (even to make improvements) it's a good idea to back up your startup config. Enable simply puts you in level 15 admin mode, which gives you the privilege to enter global configuration mode, using the command conf t (abbreviation for configure terminal).
#FINDING ASA SERIAL NUMBER IN ASDM UPDATE#
In order to do show run I had to run enable first and that's how I was able to pull up all the information.Īre enable and global configuration mode the same thing or do I need to update the ACL in two different places?Įnable and global config are not the same thing. Double check to see what yours is named instead of replicating this exactly. Of course, this is based on your outside interface being named "Outside". You would do this with an entry that looks like this: access-list Outside_access_in extended deny tcp any any eq 3389.
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If you want to immediately remedy the problem at hand, you can write an ACL (and put it at the top of the list to give it priority) to configure a specific deny from any to any on your outside interface denying TCP port 3389 traffic. In any case look at all your ACL entries to see if they're what you intend and not causing other security concerns. Hopefully it's not a wider permit than that or you could have other problems. If you're going in by command line, I would suggest entering the show run command and looking for an ACL that specifies port 3389. Someone has made an ACL entry to allow this specifically (most likely your MSP, for their convenience) because there is an implicit deny on any outside-in traffic that's not specifically permitted.
#FINDING ASA SERIAL NUMBER IN ASDM UPGRADE#
When NAT was changed from 8.2 to 8.3, it really changed things and you can badly mess up the whole thing if you skip an important upgrade in between. However, before you update, be sure you know what intermediate upgrade steps are mandatory (the upgrade path). That's several iterations newer than what's on there now. The 5505 is end of life but could be updated as far as 9.1.6 I believe. IE6 was introduced in 2001! NAT isn't even done the way it was back then. Holy Moly! What ASA version are you on? If ASDM is requiring IE6, you badly need to update the ASA firmware. I'm gonna look for some answers regarding that since it says it needs IE 6.0 or Firefox 1.0
#FINDING ASA SERIAL NUMBER IN ASDM INSTALL#
Pain meds from surgeryĮdit: Oh I am kinda high right now so take my advice with a grain of salt.Thanks for the reply Sean, I'm trying to install ASDM but it refuses to install. I just put up links for you on my best guess of where your problem is at.Įdit: Oh I am kinda high right now so take my advice with a grain of salt. If you can clarify where the problem exists for me a little bit, I can point you in the right direction.
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The first step show creating a local certificate for the ASA Here is a how-to for setting up VPN for fun since I don't fully know the exact problem you are encountering.
#FINDING ASA SERIAL NUMBER IN ASDM HOW TO#
You can probably take some of what that link shows to figure out how to create your own certificate on the ASA itself as well. This is for loading a third party certificate if that is the case and problem: Sometimes you have to load commands to specify the port and HTTP to make browsing directly to the asa via IP or a domain name work properly. Do you have a proper certificate created or loaded up to your fake ASA? And what are you doing/how are you connecting to it? I am assuming you are connecting straight via IP through firefox.