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I am on site and having an issue connecting to the ISP through my asa5505. in the setup configuration it states.<br />
Switch Configuration<br />
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NOTE: The configuration listed in this email is based on customer equipment that is connecting via Layer 2 device (&quot;bridged&quot;). <br />
Can my asa do bridged mode? I tried but they give me a <br />
LAN IP gateway IP and subnet. If i enter the information as a static IP in my computer all works fine. but the asa will not allow me to set the default outside gateway. (or at least i may not know the command. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I am on site and having an issue connecting to the ISP through my asa5505. in the setup configuration it states.
Switch Configuration

NOTE: The configuration listed in this email is based on customer equipment that is connecting via Layer 2 device ("bridged"). 
Can my asa do bridged mode? I tried but they give me a 
LAN IP gateway IP and subnet. If i enter the information as a static IP in my computer all works fine. but the asa will not allow me to set the default outside gateway. (or at least i may not know the command. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

asa 5505 bridged mode

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