I put a jumper on the cmos

bryondial · ‎07-03-2016

I received a used ASA 5510 from a friend, when I plug it in everything comes on but when I log into the CLI I get no output at all I verified the com ports are correct, is it broke? or Do I need to tried and re-image both internal and external flash drives and if so with what version?

cwhite0013 · ‎07-03-2016

I would ensure your console connection works with another device. If you are 100 percent your serial connection is configured correctly, you can actually reset the CMOS with a jumper. I actually had to do this once when a 5510 never came back up. Unscrew the cover and on the motherboard you'll see a couple of jumper pins that will allow you to clear the CMOS.

bryondial · ‎07-03-2016

Thanks I never tried that but my serial connection works fine with all my other devices, also I am a senior network eng/manager., and I telecommute so I am building a SOHO environment, my equipment 2 1841 routers, ASA5510, Netgear Pro-Safe FVS318Gv2, Cisco 3750 (no POE), Linksys SRW2024 switch, Linksys SLM2008 switch, ASUS AC-RT3100 running Merlin DD-WRT, several TRENDnet Tew-653AP, 2 Cisco 1242AP's, and finally Cisco 7942 VoIP phone. I know allot of stuff, plus I have SolarWinds Eng. Toolset, Windows Home Server, my home is approx. 7,000sqft.

My plan below:

Name	Device	Function	Location	WAN	T1	1G	10G
BD-SW1	Cisco 3750TS	Core L3 Switch	MDF			24
BD-SW2	Cisco SRW2024	L2 Switch	MDF			24
BD-SW3	Cisco SLM2008	L2 Switch	IDF			8
BD-FW-RT1	NetgearFVS318G	Internet Router	MDF	1		8
BD-RT2	Cisco 1841 (P) HSRP	Internet Router	MDF	1	1	1
BD-RT3	Cisco 1841 (R) HSRP	Internet Router	MDF	1	1	1
BD-WAP1	ASUS AC-RT3100	WiFi Router	USB Load Balancer	1		4

		IP Address		802.11N	Channel
BD-AP-1	TRENDNet	10.1.20.211	2^nd Floor Master Bedroom	2.4Ghz	6
BD-AP-2	TRENDNet	10.1.20.212	1^st Floor	2.4Ghz	6
BD-AP-3	TRENDNet	10.1.20.213	2^nd Floor	2.4Ghz	6
BD-AP-4	TRENDNet	10.1.20.214	Undcided	2.4Ghz	6
BD-AP-5	Linksys RE100	10.1.20.215	2^nd Family Room	2.4Ghz	6

DHCP	.1-.20	Access Devices	PC/Tablets/Firesticks
Static	.200-.210	Switches	Layer 2 Devices
Static	.211-.225	WAPS	Layer 2 Repeater
Static	.226-.235	Printers	Layer 2
Static	.60-.65	Servers / NAS	Layer 2 / Layer 3
Static	.249-.254	Routers	Layer 3 Default Gateway

Address Scheme	Mask	VLAN	Description
192.168.10.0	255.255.255.0	VLAN 10	NetgearFVS318G
10.1.20.1-20	255.255.255.0	VLAN 20	Client Wireless
10.1.30.1-20	255.255.255.0	VLAN 30	Client Data Wired
10.1.40.60-65	255.255.255.0	VLAN 40	Client Server/Printer
10.1.50.1-3	255.255.255.0	VLAN 50	Telecommute
10.1.60.1-3	255.255.255.0	VLAN 60	VoIP
10.1.70.60-65	255.255.255.0	VLAN 70	Network Management
10.1.80.60	255.255.255.252	VLAN 80	Torrent Download
		VLAN 99	Unused Interfaces

What do you think or is this over kill!!!!!!!

bryondial · ‎07-03-2016

I have a Verizon Jetpack I can use for LB or LB failover; I just notice I don't have a jumper on my CMOS, should put one on there help me!!!

cwhite0013 · ‎07-03-2016

Ah, yea you will need to find a jumper or you may be able to just use a paper clip to jump the pins.

bryondial · ‎07-05-2016

I put a jumper on the cmos still no output.....

cwhite0013 · ‎07-03-2016

Hello,

You may want to try resetting the CMOS then on the board if you are sure your serial connection is okay. I wouldn't say it's overkill but the 1841s can only handle ~40Mbps / 75K PPS. If you're internet is faster than that, you may want to look into another router.