06-08-2017 06:15 AM - edited 03-12-2019 02:28 AM
Hello All,
What is the best way to restore a config that I backed up using TFTP on a standby ASA 5515x, both models are the same. I just want to have the config on the standby ASA in the event of a failure? I know there are USB ports on the back of the ASA, could i just plug in a USB with the backup file and restore and if so how?
Thanks,
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06-08-2017 08:21 AM
Sure - as long as it is formatted FAT-32.
The ASA will see it as disk1 when inserted. disk0 is the internal comapct flash.
Just copy the config from disk1/<filename> to disk0:/startup-config
You could also just connect them in an HA pair and keep the failover near realtime.
06-08-2017 10:02 AM
You could put the Ethernet from the WAN into a switch and make a small L2 VLAN with just that connection plus the two ASAs' outsdide interfaces.
06-08-2017 08:21 AM
Sure - as long as it is formatted FAT-32.
The ASA will see it as disk1 when inserted. disk0 is the internal comapct flash.
Just copy the config from disk1/<filename> to disk0:/startup-config
You could also just connect them in an HA pair and keep the failover near realtime.
06-08-2017 09:56 AM
great! I was looking at HA but I don't have multiple circuits. Could I do HA and then if it fails just unplug the WAN from ASA1 and plug it into ASA2? I think that would defeat the purpose but just asking.
06-08-2017 10:02 AM
You could put the Ethernet from the WAN into a switch and make a small L2 VLAN with just that connection plus the two ASAs' outsdide interfaces.
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