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So I've successfully created a VPN tunnel (well 2 actually) between a 5506 and AWS, and you can successfully hit AWS instances from servers behind the 5506.
I used the documentation supplied by AWS and Cisco for setting this connection up using t...
As mentioned, this is an ASA 5506 running 9.8(1) They both "claim" to be in use if I try to remove either via command line. The object-group is a service, has nothing underneath it (I was able to remove the ports), and does not show up anywhere else...
So I need to allow a server in the DMZ to talk to a domain controller on the internal network for authentication. This requires allowing a bunch of protocols through the firewall, some googling I think has given me a comprehensize list. That said, h...
I'm trying to get a Cisco 7300 router to connect to AWS via VPN tunnel w/BGP, and it is mostly configured however it is trying to send all internet routes to the virtual private gateway on the AWS side, which has a hard limit of 100.
My question is ...
So I've added a few new VPN users to the local ASA, using the following syntax:
username username password password
This seems to work just fine, and I can connect to the VPN using the new accounts, etc. However, I noticed in the list of users on ...
Sorry been working on other clients the last couple of days. Finally sat down and looked at the config, it looks like there were two entries in the config (when I added the second one I must've accidentally added the first one as well?):
boot system...
It "almost" worked....
dir
Yields this (I only included important lines):
Directory of disk0:/
158 -rwx 15390720 03:33:30 Aug 23 2013 asa825-k8.bin
163 -rwx 24809472 23:29:24 Sep 11 2013 asa847-k8.bin
So I instructed it to boot from the second image ...
Tried that when I first noticed it missing, unfortunately it's gone. But a good lesson here too, once I finish this time I'll save it to USB and put it somewhere safe just in case as this is a client, so I won't be in their office on a regular basis...
Unfortunately I don't, and the device was handed to me on 0x41 (the refurb guys apparently set it to that), wish I had known because the config took me hours of grief (my others are all 5506's and some of the config stuff is different in this 8.x ver...
Thanks!
From the show version I have this:
Configuration register is 0x41
I went ahead and changed it per your advice, and the enable password survived a reboot (yay!).
Now, is there anyway to rescue my former config? I'm assuming it is lost, b...
