02-09-2015 10:19 AM - edited 03-07-2019 10:34 PM
Hello,
I have a ASA5515 v9.2, and 3 PCs to get access to the internet. I want to configure the ASA ports as switch ports in the same vlan for each PC connection, and other interface for WAN access to Internet.There is not additional switch. I was looking some information, and in the ASA5505 is possible to do "switch port access " and "interface vlan " command on it, but not in ASA5515. Please any advice?
Thanks.
Cesar.
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02-09-2015 11:36 AM
Cesar
In the 5505 Cisco puts a small Ethernet switch so the ASA ports are actually switch ports and support switch commands. For other ASAs Cisco does not put a switch into the ASA and so these interfaces do not support switch mode access or interface vlan commands.
HTH
Rick
02-09-2015 11:36 AM
Cesar
In the 5505 Cisco puts a small Ethernet switch so the ASA ports are actually switch ports and support switch commands. For other ASAs Cisco does not put a switch into the ASA and so these interfaces do not support switch mode access or interface vlan commands.
HTH
Rick
02-10-2015 03:09 AM
Richard, thanks for you answer. The only way I would have::
- Connect a switch in a FW port to connect the PC clients...or
- Create a IP network for each FW port, connect the PC client on FW each port, enable routing between them, NAT for each network to one public IP, to access internet?
My concern is power consumption, I would like to save power avoiding additional switch. It is located in a remote area where the power is an issue.
Any thoughts?
Cesar.
02-10-2015 06:27 AM
Cesar
You have pretty clearly identified the options. If there is some benefit in having the devices in a common subnet then the option with the switch is best. If it does not matter that each device is in a separate subnet then the option of separate ASA interfaces for each device would allow you to reduce the number of devices that you deploy and would seem to be better if you are concerned about power.
HTH
Rick
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