07-11-2015 08:48 PM - edited 02-21-2020 05:31 AM
Hi Guys,
I have one ASA and I want to access to ASA management interface through my inside network, can I do that instead of connect dedicated cable from Management interface to PC?
Thanks for all
Mohammad Saeed
07-12-2015 07:23 PM
You can, but it is challenging to be on a remote subnet. The problem is that as of the current ASA software (i.e version 9.4 or earlier) there is only a single routing table for the ASA.
So it can be challenging to setup routes telling the ASA to reach a given subnet using the management interface when that same subnet may need its data to flow in and out of the inside interface for the non-management functions of the ASA.
You also need to tell the ASA to allow management from subnets not on the same subnet as the management interface.
07-13-2015 10:30 PM
Marvin is spot on! (+5). I would also suggest that you either use a dedicated cable and subnet for the management interface or allow management traffic via the "inside" interface. Be careful as Marvin pointed out there is only a single routing table and assigning an IP address from the same range on your management and Inside interface can cause you to actually drop traffic. I speak from experience...or lack of :)
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