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Thanks. The main priority right now, is to put RDP traffic in SSL tunnel. I want to configure the firewall on the ASA in a later stadium, because it is quite extend appliance ;)
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Thanks. The main priority right now, is to put RDP traffic in SSL tunnel. I want to configure the firewall on the ASA in a later stadium, because it is quite extend appliance ;)

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Hi,<br />
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I want to configure a Cisco ASA 5505 for client access to use RDP connections within a SSL tunnel. <br />
But I allready got a router/firewall up and running in the LAN (Draytek Vigor pro 5500), which is working fine! So, I want to keep this one! So, I don't want to use the firewall on the ASA. Is there a possibility to disable the firewall? <br />
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So I want to access the cisco ASA from the outside with a public IP address, which I translate in the NAT table of the Vigor PRO to the inside IP of the cisco ASA. <br />
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Is this possible??<br />

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Hi,

I want to configure a Cisco ASA 5505 for client access to use RDP connections within a SSL tunnel. 
But I allready got a router/firewall up and running in the LAN (Draytek Vigor pro 5500), which is working fine! So, I want to keep this one! So, I don't want to use the firewall on the ASA. Is there a possibility to disable the firewall? 

So I want to access the cisco ASA from the outside with a public IP address, which I translate in the NAT table of the Vigor PRO to the inside IP of the cisco ASA. 

Is this possible??


[CISCO ASA 5505] disable firewall

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Software Firewalls

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