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Please help me..

NandaPS85
Level 1
Level 1

Hi...

I am new to cisco firewall.. my office decided to buy a cisco asa 5515.

I'm configuring it via asdm software. I have followed many tutorials on the internet,

but I still can't access my server behind the asa.

I attached the show run config from the asa..

I don't have the serial USB cable, so i'm only configuring it from the asdm

 

Please help me..

 

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rvarelac
Level 7
Level 7

Hi NandaPS85 

 

What is the IP of the server and behind which interface is located ? Also from which IP are you coming from ?

 

-Randy-

Rishabh Seth
Level 7
Level 7

Hi,

If you want to access cli without using serial console, you can enable ssh or telnet on the interface to which you have reachability from your workstation.

Thanks,

R.Seth

Hi, thanks for replying..

Can i access it from public??

I have enabled it, I still can't access it from public.

Anyway, i bought USB to Serial cable and finally i understand how asdm works..

a little bit confusing at first

Thanks ..

NandaPS

Hi Nanda,

 

You can use ssh on the public interface.

Following are the steps:

>> Check if you have 3des license enabled on ASA.

++ use show version

++ In case 3des encryption is disabled, you can install free license from cisco site.

Refer: https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/67701/asa-versions-image-names-and-licensing#Free_3DESAES_license

>>Check if the you have crypto keys on ASA.

      sh crypto key mypubkey rsa

In case you do not have keys, then generate the key:

      crypto key generate rsa modulus 2048 noconfirm

>> Create a username and password to use:

      username test password test123 privilege 15

>> Enable aaa authentication on asa for ssh session:

      aaa authentication ssh console LOCAL

>> Enable ssh on the outside interface and mention the allowed IP.

     ssh <Ip address> <mask> <interfacename>

 

 

 

Hope it helps!!!

Thanks,

R.Seth

 

 

 

wuow... thanks ...

I have'nt try it.. it has to be done on site..

but i've done configuring the asa for serving the web server.

I wonder what else to be done to secure the web server.

 

Many thanks..

NandaPS

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