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<a href="https://" rel="ugc nofollow">https://</a>&lt;ip address of ASA&gt; 
Download/install ASDM then use ASDM to access the ASA 
Username must have privilege level 15 
 
To revert to a previous version 
From ASDM use backup/restore configurations tool 
From CLI, you can use tftp to retrieve a previous file, and add &quot;clear config all&quot; as the first line of the archived config. 
Then simply &quot;write mem&quot; when done and this saves to startup 

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https:// [https://]<ip address of ASA>
Download/install ASDM then use ASDM to access the ASA
Username must have privilege level 15

To revert to a previous version
From ASDM use backup/restore configurations tool
From CLI, you can use tftp to retrieve a previous file, and add "clear config all" as the first line of the archived config.
Then simply "write mem" when done and this saves to startup

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i thinks its ASA 5505 
 
1) How do I login to my Cisco ASA 505 router with the proper security level? 
 
you can login to ASA using console or via ssh/telnet or via SSL (ASDM) 
default there is no password 
 
2) How to I reload a previously saved config file? 
 
just save the config and reboot. 
How do I save the newly loaded config file so it loads everytime I power cycle the router? 
 
&nbsp;if u want to boot from a specific config file ,then 
type the below commands 
 
boot config disk0:/&lt;your config file name&gt; 
 
for eg: boot config disk0:/configuration.txt 
 
then save the config ( command wr mem) 
 
then reload 
 
 

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i thinks its ASA 5505

1) How do I login to my Cisco ASA 505 router with the proper security level?

you can login to ASA using console or via ssh/telnet or via SSL (ASDM)
default there is no password

2) How to I reload a previously saved config file?

just save the config and reboot.
How do I save the newly loaded config file so it loads everytime I power cycle the router?

 if u want to boot from a specific config file ,then
type the below commands

boot config disk0:/<your config file name>

for eg: boot config disk0:/configuration.txt

then save the config ( command wr mem)

then reload

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How do I login to my Cisco ASA 505 router with the proper security level? 
How to I reload a previously saved config file? 
How do I save the newly loaded config file so it loads everytime I power cycle the router? 

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How do I login to my Cisco ASA 505 router with the proper security level?
How to I reload a previously saved config file?
How do I save the newly loaded config file so it loads everytime I power cycle the router?


Cisco router ASA 505 loading the config file

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