Cisco ASA5505 console command vs. ASDM interface
I would like a little instruction please. Please see the attached configuration file with ip addresses x'ed out of course. I would like someone who has console command and asdm experience to section off the configuration file and on the side of each section show me where those sections are configured in the ASDM.
I have also attached an example file so you can see what I mean.
asaconfig.txt
asaExample.txt
I have also attached an example file so you can see what I mean.
asaconfig.txt
asaExample.txt
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And what section(s) do I need to be concerned with as far as allowing certain ip addresses through if they are using a cisco vpn client?
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Any progress on this?
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Ok, great, thanks!
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the access lists are found in security policy of asdm
the network interfaces are found in interfaces,
the user account info is found in vpn>general>users
the tunnel group info (tunnel group attributes, policy settings) in vpn>general>tunnel groups, as well as group policy settings
cryptomaps are found in vpn>ipsec.ipsec rules and transform sets
default routes will be on routing tab
I don't have time to go into more detail, but tonight I can give you the rest of where everything is