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Changing the inside interface Subnet using ASDM while maintaining access when using BVI Bridged Groups in ASA 9.8
We can't seem to use ASDM to change the inside interface on new two Cisco ASA 5506x devices.
We have experience with ASDM before the bridged group config was added in V9.8. However, in these new devices, we can't seem to change the default config from the 192.168.1.1 subnet to what we want to use them on. Using Step 4/12 in the startup wizard the Edit button when selecting GigabitEthernet1/2 does nothing? If I try to change the BVI1 bridged group IP ASDM will either return an ERROR when applying or hang?
I have even dabbled with the cmd line to try to do this but always get an error.
I have spent two days trying to get either of these devices working properly to no avail. I need help, the cisco forums are rubbish imho and there seem to be very few 9.8+ links on how to do this. I am not sure where this is going wrong?
We have experience with ASDM before the bridged group config was added in V9.8. However, in these new devices, we can't seem to change the default config from the 192.168.1.1 subnet to what we want to use them on. Using Step 4/12 in the startup wizard the Edit button when selecting GigabitEthernet1/2 does nothing? If I try to change the BVI1 bridged group IP ASDM will either return an ERROR when applying or hang?
I have even dabbled with the cmd line to try to do this but always get an error.
I have spent two days trying to get either of these devices working properly to no avail. I need help, the cisco forums are rubbish imho and there seem to be very few 9.8+ links on how to do this. I am not sure where this is going wrong?
Is the interface that you are attempting to change active in the up/up state when you are trying to change the IP?
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Yes, it is the same interface GigabitEthernet1/2 that the management PC is connected to.
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Found the answer myself