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We have a redundant pair of ASA 5506-x firewalls with FTD image installed and managed with Firepower Management Center. Is there a way that I can transfer the configuration from the 5506 to the 2110? We used to be able to take the CLI and modify it a...
I am having issues with a 5506-x firewall that is managed with FMC. I am new to this management tool. I am trying to NAT a public IP address that is in the same IP address space as the outside interface and NAT it to an address on the DMZ. With ASDM...
I have a new Cisco ASA 5506-x firewall that came with FTD 6.1 image installed. I wanted to update to the latest 6.2 image before deploying it so I re-imaged the device. The device will be managed with the FMC console. The question that I have is that...
It appears that I am not able to select Intrusion or File Policy in a rule unless the rule is an "Allow Rule" rule. It seems like the "Allow" means allow it to firepower for Analysis. Is that correct? If so does this mean that the Intrusion and File ...
So I am having issues getting URL filtering to work. I have an ASA 5506-x and manage with ASDM. I have a default inspection rule that is an allow rule. When I added URL filtering to this rule it did not work. I then started thinking that the URL rule...
Just thinking if you already provided me the answer. If managed by the FDM only then I do not connect the management interface but if I use the FMC then I do? It is odd that the manuals do not clearly show or reference that. If that is the case then ...
First of all thanks for your reply. If what you are saying is true then why does figure 1 in the quick start manual not show a separate management interface connection? The unit came with a quick start card that show that with version 6.1 it has the ...
Thanks Philip. I am able to show some Malware being blocked but other say disposition unknown. This is when I am running through the Fortinet Tests. I am not sure what their site does but supposedly tests multiple levels of compressed and zipped file...
It appears that I am not able to select Intrusion or File Policy unless the rule is an allow rule. It seems like the "Allow" means allow it to firepower but that the Intrusion and File Policy will take affect if included in the allow rule?
Thanks
One other note. In firepower configuration under Local-->Configuration--> Information There is a screen with serial number, versions, IP address, etc. The current Policies field is blank. When I go to the Access Control Policies there is the default ...
