Cisco ASA 5505 remote management
Hi everyone,
I want to access my Cisco ASA 5505 remotely from the internet. So just administer the device without having the need to connect to a server on premises and then access the cisco with the address 192.168.2.1 for example. I want to use 99.99.99.99:20000 for example where 99.99.99.99 is the public IP of the customer.
I have found this guide http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/networking/eight-easy-steps-to-cisco-asa-remote-access-setup/1201 but I think this is the set-up vpn on the cisco?
I would also like to use the GUI for this to see which commands are linked to it and learn both.
Thanks in advance!!
I want to access my Cisco ASA 5505 remotely from the internet. So just administer the device without having the need to connect to a server on premises and then access the cisco with the address 192.168.2.1 for example. I want to use 99.99.99.99:20000 for example where 99.99.99.99 is the public IP of the customer.
I have found this guide http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/networking/eight-easy-steps-to-cisco-asa-remote-access-setup/1201 but I think this is the set-up vpn on the cisco?
I would also like to use the GUI for this to see which commands are linked to it and learn both.
Thanks in advance!!
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Guess that depends on how much you trust your coworkers ;) You still have a protected SSL connection to the admin interface, with username/password, so it's not like everybody can just connect to the firewall and mess it up ... plus, with physical access, a specific IP address isn't really that much protection either ...
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But then when I am inside of the network, I also need to have this IP address to have access to the router? I don't have a management PC so use my own laptop our rdp to a server and gain access from there...
Is it secure to just allow access internally for the whole range?