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01-04-2015 03:40 PM - edited 03-11-2019 10:17 PM
hi all,
i tried to poll one of our ASA to our RANCID server but it seems not working.
it seems only cisco routers, switches and APs are being polled.
has anyone tried RANCID to backup the config on an ASA?
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01-05-2015 02:30 PM
John,
On ASAs (at least before 9.2 which introduced the "auto-enable" keyword to extend the "aaa authentication" setting) you always have to enter the "enable" command after authenticating to move from user exec to enable mode.
That behavior is unlike switches and routers which allow you to drop straight into enable mode (# prompt).
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01-05-2015 07:57 AM
We were using it at a previous employer to backup all our network devices, including several ASAs.
I believe you need to tweak the .cloginrc file to tell RANCID to use "term pager 0" for ASAs (vs. the standard "term len 0" for switches and routers)
I'd also double check your enable login for the ASA in the RANCID config.
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01-05-2015 02:22 PM
hi marvin,
thanks for this info! guess i have to ask our server guy.
we're using AAA. what do you mean by "enable login" for the ASA?
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01-05-2015 02:30 PM
John,
On ASAs (at least before 9.2 which introduced the "auto-enable" keyword to extend the "aaa authentication" setting) you always have to enter the "enable" command after authenticating to move from user exec to enable mode.
That behavior is unlike switches and routers which allow you to drop straight into enable mode (# prompt).
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01-05-2015 04:09 PM
Marvin,
Thanks! Let me try that command before asking our server guy.
