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ASA 5505 CISCO CONFIGURATION PROFESSIONAL PASSWORD

Result of the command: “show running-config”Įnable password 8Ry2YjIyt7RRXU24 encrypted I’ve rechecked all several times: I can ping and traceroute from the ASDM tool if I choose the ‘outside’ interface all the external addresses, and the internal net works too, but I can’t access internet or ping from the internal net/interface the outside world… :o(

ASA 5505 CISCO CONFIGURATION PROFESSIONAL PC

I have an ‘outside’ net cable with a fixed ip and subnet linked to a floor router, out of my management, and a local network to connect to the inside of the ASA with one pc acting as a DMZ too. The ASA needs to replace a working draytek vigor 2200 vg dsl router. This website is an area to document real word experience’s tips and also showcase some of the work I am involved In.I’m a first time user trying to configure as ASA 5505: the simplest config using also the wizard can’t let me ping outside network from the inside network. Although I now focus on IT and Programme/Project Management I still very much get involved on a technical Level. My Name is Lee Robinson, I am a IT professional with 15+ years of experience in the Industry. #! Then move priority up with 1 after brackets as per the above Nat (internal,Daisy) 1 source static obj_Printer_Main_Copier interface service obj_Service_Nat_Tcp_9100 obj-service9300

#! The NAT Translation tells us the traffic comes in on 9300, translated to 9100 and send to the main copier #! NAT translation which may appear to some as the wrong way round as we come from Daisy - Internal (Read Right to left) #! Important thing to note here is the figure 1 after the ACL Name as we need to make sure this is listed before the explicit deny all #! Permit traffic from the DC Firewall to the destination Printer on port 9100Īccess-list Daisy_access_in 1 extended permit tcp object obj_CSCM_DC_Firewall object obj_Printer_Main_Copier eq 9100 #! Create Service Object for our port on 9300Īccess-list Daisy_access_in remark Port 9400 inbound for printing to Main Printer

#!I have put a generic IP here for demostration purposes #!Create an Object for the Source server, in this the WAN IP of the Data centre

Create the Service Object on the Port that the inbound printer traffic will be coming in on.

Configure your Datacentre Object (Where the hosted Server is) on your local ASA.

On a Cisco Router, we need to do the following

Configure the device on the far side to allow and NAT the traffic to your printer – This is what this guide covers.

Enable traffic on that port i.e 9100 (if you have not changed it) Outbound through your firewall.

Set up the printer object on the Server – it is important here to have the TCP/IP address to the WAN Address of your remote site.

Just as we did in the previous tutorial the intention of this guide is to is to allow printing from a Hosted Server to a spoke client site over the internet so again the things we need to consider are

ASA 5505 CISCO CONFIGURATION PROFESSIONAL HOW TO

I recently wrote a guide on how to allow printing inbound over the internet through a Cisco router While the principle is the same on a Cisco ASA as you would expect the configuration is somewhat different.