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I've seen similar errors posted but I think mine is a little different. I'm new to Cisco, and was given an ASA 5505 to configure. I intended to do a factory reset. ASA Download site. Anyone know of a site besides cisco.com that hosts ASA and asdm software updates? It is a 5505. At 70 a year I would.

• No posting or discussion of brain dumps. • Stay on topic • No sales posts NOTE: The 'Reddit Cisco Ring', its associates, subreddits, and creator 'mechman991' are not endorsed, sponsored, or officially associated with Cisco Systems Inc. All opinions stated are those of the poster only, and do not reflect the opinion of Cisco Systems Inc. Budidaya Pepaya Calina Pdf Free. , or its affiliates. Last Update: April 14th, 2016. Let me expand a little bit further upon what and said. You can't open a support ticket via the web UI without a support contract.

But you can call Cisco Support and verbally open one. You need the exact serial number of your device. They will ask what your problem is. You tell them your firewall is vulnerable to: cisco-sa-20160210-asa-ike or CSCux29978 or CSCux42019 They will tell you you don't appear to have an active support contract, so this request will need to be reviewed & approved. You say 'OK' You'll get an e-mail telling you the case is open, and in the queue for review or whatever. In a couple hours, to next day, someone should approve your ticket and the case moves to an actual engineer. The engineer may want to confirm you are vulnerable by asking more questions or starting a WebEx screen share, so they can see a few things.

But, considering they are almost certainly being slammed with cases for this bug, he will probably just send you an e-mail on how to download the file you need.

IGNITE NETWORK SETUP UTILITY AND CISCO ASA-5505 ASA V8.2(5) / ASDM 6.4(5): COMPATIBILITY ISSUES WITH IGNITE NETWORK SETUP UTILITY (NSU) V1.0.0.3 Guide Downgrading the ASA appliance software. ISSUE: Newer shipping versions of the Cisco ASA-5505, by factory default are installed with newer versions of the ASA and ASDM software. ASA: Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance Software Version 8.2(5) ASDM: Device Manager Version 6.4(5) RESULT: When utilizing the Ignite Network Setup Utility (NSU) v1.0.0.3, the application is unable to create the firewall rules, setup the vlans, etc, and prevents the ability to restore back to Factory Default. Requirements: • Cisco ASA 5505 • Grass Valley NSU (Network Setup Utility) - • Microsoft.NET 3.5 SP1 or higher - • Cisco blue serial to RJ45 cable • Java version 7 – visit to download. • ASA v7.24 with ASDM 5.2.4 – visit to download the ASA_7.2.4_ASDM_5.2.4.zip /// WARNING /// Performing any modifications to a critical equipment such as the Cisco ASA 5505 firewall, requires that ample amount of time is set aside for disaster recovery. Improperly following the instructions provided in this document could result in degraded performance or halt critical communications.

This document is for reference purposes, all steps listed below should be read fully before any attempted action. It is recommeded that customers unfamiliar with this component or process contact Grass Valley customer service before performing any modifications 1. Check the current running version of ASA and ASDM on the appliance: • Connect up the blue Cisco cable to the Console port of the ASA-5505, and the serial end to a computer with the Ignite NSU software installed. • Launch the Ignite NSU software • NSU: From the device section select Firewall (Cisco ASA 5505) and select the COM port. • Plug in the power to the Cisco appliance.

–Wait for the unit to complete the startup process. • Enter the following command in the command field of the NSU: show version [Press the enter key to invoke the command.] Compatible with Ignite NSU v1.0.0.3 Not-compatible with Ignite NSU v1.0.0.3 If the ASA is running the compatible version of ASA and ASDM software, continue to use the NSU.

If the version is a higher revision, then the appliance MUST be downgraded to be compatible with the commands utilized in the NSU v1.0.0.3 software.

Last week Cisco recently released the latest version of the Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) 5500 firmware. It has been about 6 months since release 8.2(1) was released and a lot of effort has gone into this latest version. There are several new features and several enhancements with this new version that you are likely to take advantage of. This article covers the new features and enhancements that I think most people will find useful. Downloading the Image The new software was made available for downloading on March 8, 2010 and the new software is just as easy to use as previous versions.

There are file that you will want to download is asa831-k8.bin if you have an ASA 5505, 5510, 5520, 5540, or 5550. If you have an ASA 5580-20 or ASA 5580-40 then you need a different image file 'asa831-smp-k8.bin. Don't forget to download the current Adaptive Security Device Manager (ASDM) version 6.3(1) file 'asdm-631.bin' and place that on the ASA's flash. This version of ASDM will work for ASAs that are running either version 8.0, 8.1, 8.2, or 8.3. Documentation Cisco has also put out new documentation for ASA release 8.3. Cisco has a new, an. The new guide.

Cisco has documentation on. There is even documentation on and. I'm glad to see that management documentation wasn't forgotten. There is a guide for and, and even messages. IPv6 LAN-to-LAN Manually-Configured Tunnels While many of you may not be migrating to IPv6 right now you should still be forming your IPv6 transition strategy today.

One of those strategies may involve creating a tunnel through your lame IPv4-only service provider to an ISP that has IPv6 capabilities. If you have a router outside your firewall then this is where you would most-likely configure this tunnel. However, if you have an environment where your handoff to your current ISP is the outside Ethernet interface on your ASA, now you can configure an. IPv6-Enabled Stateful Failover Early adopters of IPv6 on their ASAs have been familiar with this limitation for a while now. In release 8.2(1) and earlier, there were limitations on how you could configure an that had IPv6-addressed interfaces. The new version eliminates these issues and allows interfaces using IPv6 addresses to perform in the stateful active/passive failover. Smart Call Home Smart Call Home Version 3.0(1) allows for speedier communication with Cisco TAC and faster MTBF for troubleshooting instances.

It allows proactive diagnostics and real-time alerts to be sent to the experts at Cisco TAC for speedy problem resolution. Below are some of the commands you will use to configure this feature.