Cisco ASA Basics 001 - The Initial Configuration Setup!
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- ASA firewalls can be challenging to work with. So I walk you through how to setup the interfaces, hostname and out of band management via the ASDM for follow on use.
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Just bought me a used ASA 5506x to play with and your video helped me get started. Very smooth video and easy to follow if you know the basics. Your generosity keeps giving. THANKS!
Thank you Rob, I like the way you teach and the details you showed in this lab
Thank you very much for this video rob, i love the way you explain things!
Thanks for your video , time and effort doing this video, pretty good stuff!!
Great Video. Thanks Rob!
Thanks Rob.. i was able to http into it!!!
Very Useful Rob Sir
Clear and Simple - Thanks
Great video!
Thanks a lot Rob!
Love it!
Subbed thanks!
Suuuuuuuuuuperb.
Hi Rob, I've been trying to follow along with this but it's not clear to me where the PC you are pinging from and then running ADSM on is connected. mgmt is on 10.255.10.0/24 but none of your g0/x interfaces are connected to that network? So which interface is the mgmt traffic reaching the ASA on and how? Thanks
Same here
Just acquired an old ASA 5516-X, and this is my first Cisco device. I don't even know how to physically connect to it! I found a console cable, but it has a serial connection. No machines have serial connections anymore!
USB to db9 adapter
Great ..
Hi Rob. First I want to thank you for creating these videos, keep up the good work. Its understandable also for beginners like me (us). I want to ask you something. I'm trying to build a scenario in GNS3. I have a cisco Router, ASA and 2 workstations (just for testing the ping). How do I need to configure my interfaces in the Router and the ASA. Do you have a email where I can find you there?. I'm trying to give the router access to the internet and the Asa to be behind the router to have an outside interface and a inside interface with the two workstations. I'm a bit confused since I'm using vmnet adapters. I have a GNS3 Server hosted on my laptop through VMWare Workstation. The Router's 1st interface is bridged to my laptop. P.S Sorry for the long comment
So the PCs are supposed to ping the router? You'll need to enable NAT on the ASA and allow ICMP to pass through the firewall.
How do you assign an IP address to a GigabitEthernet 1/1 or 1/2 interface port on an ASA device? Could you list the commands, please?
Oh...the device is a Cisco ISA 3000.
240225 - This was helpful information on this day. Thanks for taking the time and sharing.
I have been trying to configure CISCO 5506 with layer 3 switch that has multiple intervlan in the switch. I can't seem to get it to work. I understand router on stick but in this case, I was trying to have a default route on the switch to forward all traffic regardless of what VLAN it came from.
If the switch is the gateway, the switch and ASA need routes pointing to each other.
very helpfull for biggners but unable to get the secureCT link
pls share us the link
Hi Rob. What software you are using to connect to ASA?
SecureCRT?
Yup
on "route mgmt" command who is 10.255.10.X?
home network
Rob riker’s T Excuse me ,but how to download secureCRT ? Can u give me the link sir
google that, CRT is a paid product.
you have so many complainers lol 😂 😂 😂 , but smooth video man
Yeah, like free content that actually gets something working isn't good enough, keyboard cowboys...
Keep this subtitles in the top..not able to see the commands which you are typing..
mouse over the video, the is a CC option in the lower right corner, click on it.
video looks highly pixelated. can't see anything clearly.
Change quality to 1080p and you can read what he's typing
the network map was not helpful at all ,one could not follow up exactly with what you were doing
Sorry to hear that.
Is the point of this video trying to impress people with your fast typing of commands? You talk and you type, but I have no idea what you're trying to do, and you don't explain much. You have an overly complex network diagram behind you, but it's covered up the entire video. Please think about this stuff before you make a video.
The point of the video is walk YOU through the setup of an ASA from a blank configuration. That topology is covered up to emphasize the ASA firewall I am configuring. I am typing really slow and breaking down the steps one by one. If your new to IT or networking, I can see why you would feeling behind the curve. Its fine, we all started from zero at one point. In the future, less trolling is in your best interest, so use direct questions to help me better answer your technical questions.