Firepower 1120 FTD Setup

[teamdv6199]

Hello,

I have a firewall 1120 ASA series and I am not understanding how the initial device works. I first want to change the management IP. Is that going to be Managment1/1 interface? Assuming it is, I can ping that new ip i made. How do I ssh to the fw to make changes. Is that going to be on the management IP? Or do I have to elevate to the ASA and configure another ip?  I want to SSH to the box. Is that going to be on the Managment IP? 

[Aref Alsouqi]

As best practice you should use the console connection, but if you want to make the change over SSH just make sure that you are setting the right IP addressing to avoid locking yourself out of the box. To change the IP on the management port you go to the port config and you issue the ip address command with the right IP address and subnet mask.

Please take a look at this guide that will help you to get that done:

Cisco Firepower 1100 Getting Started Guide - ASA Deployment with ASDM [Cisco Firepower 1000 Series] - Cisco

[teamdv6199]

So I went under Management 1/1 and did something like this:

ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0
nameif management
security-level 100
no shutdown

Per this documentation:CLI Book 1: Cisco Secure Firewall ASA Series General Operations CLI Configuration Guide, 9.19 - Getting Started [Cisco Secure Firewall ASA] - Cisco

And I can ping the new ip i configured but I cant ssh to it.

The link you sent me  says connect to ASA console port is that just consoling in it and connecting to the asa? by connect asa? 

[Aref Alsouqi]

The basic configs to enable SSH on the ASA would be:

1) Configure domain name:
domain-name < your company domain name >

2) Create RSA crypto key:
crypto key generate rsa general-keys modulus 2048

3) Create a username and password:
username < username of your choice > privilege 15 password < password of your choice >

4) Enable SSH local authentication:
aaa authentication ssh console LOCAL

5) Enable SSH v2:
ssh version 2

6) Decide from which subnet/interface you want to allow SSH connections:
ssh < the subnet or IP address you want to allow SSH from > < subnet mask > < the interface to which the SSH traffic will be coming to >

[MHM Cisco World]

https://youtu.be/DYXMQKtfbTo?si=HiXFTRwfRTGsxAtq

this for you friend 

MHM