08-28-2020 09:08 AM
Hello Guys @Rob Ingram @balaji.bandi @Richard Burts @Marvin Rhoads @Mohammed al Baqari @Rahul Govindan
I want to know the Physical Topology and want to find the directly connected devices with the ports, CDP and lldp is not supported on Cisco ASA. Please advice how i can find it?
Thanks
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08-28-2020 11:25 AM
ASA has Limited ports, So you have limited neighbours, it's going to be connected to inside or outside switch or ISP edge router.
You are managing the network, you should have physical topology always - or ask someone to audit what connected.
below suggestion can only to give you idea learning by the ARP or routing table. (this based on again what mode ASA running).
show arp
show route
08-28-2020 02:42 PM
Tools like CDP and LLDP can be very useful to help some network devices determine some characteristics of devices to which they are connected. Unfortunately the security posture of the ASA led Cisco to decide that those tools would not be supported on the ASA. The rationale probably is that if CDP and/or LLDP ran on the ASA it would allow connected devices to learn things about the ASA, and for a security device that is not good.
08-28-2020 11:25 AM
ASA has Limited ports, So you have limited neighbours, it's going to be connected to inside or outside switch or ISP edge router.
You are managing the network, you should have physical topology always - or ask someone to audit what connected.
below suggestion can only to give you idea learning by the ARP or routing table. (this based on again what mode ASA running).
show arp
show route
08-28-2020 02:42 PM
Tools like CDP and LLDP can be very useful to help some network devices determine some characteristics of devices to which they are connected. Unfortunately the security posture of the ASA led Cisco to decide that those tools would not be supported on the ASA. The rationale probably is that if CDP and/or LLDP ran on the ASA it would allow connected devices to learn things about the ASA, and for a security device that is not good.
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