Moving Cisco ASA t new lcoation, new external IP's
We are moving a Cisco 5510 from one location to another and the internet provider is changing. Nothing with the internal network is changing. I'm trying to determine my easiest path in completing this. I have a spare test 5510 that I can bring in. Is the best way just to start with a fresh config the test asa, get it the way I need it then copy that to the asa once it is moved or should I try editing the current config once its been moved?
It has 2 DMZ's setup and about 12 external firewall rules.
It has 2 DMZ's setup and about 12 external firewall rules.
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Yup you are right the only thing that concerns me is we have several external facing boxes with firewall rules and access lists. Do you see any issue there?
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Why go through the hassle of re-configuring everything and possibly making an error on it when you know it works and only one small area is going to change. I just recently changed ISP's and did exactly what I said above. Changed IP address on one I/F and edited the static routes. It came up flawlessly.