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Configure Cisco ASA 5510 from Web Interface

I'd like to setup my 5510 from the web interface but can't figure out how to do it. I see all the interfaces when I go in through the command prompt (via Hyperterminal on the serial interface). There's a Management Interface (via ethernet) that already has a 192.168.1.1 address and I've tried just typing that into a browser but that doesn't work either. Is there something that has to be configured first? I'm feeling pretty stupid here so any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

naveedb

Follow instruction in the following document:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/customer/products/hw/vpndevc/ps4077/products_configuration_guide_chapter09186a00804cf4c4.html

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I can't seem to get into the side. I'll keep trying and will let you know. If it ends up being all in this document I'm really going to feel stupid.

MKSKCS

ASKER

site...not side

naveedb

It is getting started chapter on Installation Manual (Installing and Using Cisco Intrusion Prevention System Device Manager 5.1) , which you should also have on the CD. Just gives you information about howto setup WebInterface.

MKSKCS

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I've read through it and nothing seems to make sense. It's talking about the Catalyst and Cisco IOS but I'm not sure what's it's referring to when talking about sessions and service modules. Are you sure this is for the ASA 5510? It just doesn't seem familar. I've also looked on my CD and this document isn't on it.

Let me know.

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MKSKCS

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I think I'm in way over my head here. Sorry :-) This is straight out of the box. I haven't done the first configuration on it yet. I thought it would be something easy to enable the web access for setup. I guess I'll have to go in and config via console first.

naveedb

Yes, you will need to configure few things; assing IP Address; enable interface, enable ASDM, allow IP Addresses to connect etc. etc.

I am not exactly sure about your model, as I haven't used it, but it doesn't seem to be plug and play.