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Using SCP with Cisco ASA 5545X
On my lap ASA, I can successfully copy files from my ASA to my SCP Folder using SolarWinds SCP Server. The problem I am having is copying files from my SCP Server to the ASA using CLI. IT fails to copy do disk0:/ on the ASA.
I can see the file being copied from the SCP Server via the SCP Log:
10/23/2019 12:19 PM Unknown Authenticated user cisco from IP 192.168.1.1.
10/23/2019 12:19 PM Unknown User cisco from IP 192.168.1.1 downloading file at "TestFile.txt".
See the information below:
ciscoasa# copy scp://cisco:cisco@192.168. 1.10/TestF ile.txt disk0:/TestFile.txt
Address or name of remote host [192.168.1.10]?
Source username [cisco]?
Source filename [TestFile.txt]?
Destination filename [TestFile.txt]?
Accessing scp://cisco:cisco@192.168. 1.10/TestF ile.txt...
%Error reading scp://cisco:cisco@192.168. 1.10/TestF ile.txt (Success)
ciscoasa#
I can see the file being copied from the SCP Server via the SCP Log:
10/23/2019 12:19 PM Unknown Authenticated user cisco from IP 192.168.1.1.
10/23/2019 12:19 PM Unknown User cisco from IP 192.168.1.1 downloading file at "TestFile.txt".
See the information below:
ciscoasa# copy scp://cisco:cisco@192.168.
Address or name of remote host [192.168.1.10]?
Source username [cisco]?
Source filename [TestFile.txt]?
Destination filename [TestFile.txt]?
Accessing scp://cisco:cisco@192.168.
%Error reading scp://cisco:cisco@192.168.
ciscoasa#
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ASKER
Can't use it...
The path scp://cisco:cisco@192.168. 1.10/TestF ile.txt will likely try to access it from the root folder, is that what we want?
Also, possibly check permissions on the file on the solarwinds side, the scp server might not be able to read it.
Also, possibly check permissions on the file on the solarwinds side, the scp server might not be able to read it.
ASKER
TimotiSt,
Yes, that is what we want...I have verified in troubleshooting that the folder is Everyone>Full Control/
I am backing up Cisco 2960's using the same SCP Server and folder path and there is no problems...
I have any any rules on my lab firewall
Yes, that is what we want...I have verified in troubleshooting that the folder is Everyone>Full Control/
I am backing up Cisco 2960's using the same SCP Server and folder path and there is no problems...
I have any any rules on my lab firewall
Does the
debug ip scp
command work on the ASA?
debug ip scp
command work on the ASA?
ASKER
no it does not
ASKER
Sorry for the delay!!!!
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