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Need help on ASA 5505, I am new on ASA ..Thank you
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15 years 6 months ago #30271
by ibrahimhamid
Need help on ASA 5505, I am new on ASA ..Thank you was created by ibrahimhamid
Dear Gurus,
I am new on configuring ASA5505 I am not using ASDM, I am using the CMD, what I have is the following and please guid me or let me know what should I do next.
The ISP provided us with 5 public IPs X.X.246.17 to x.x.246.22
-I am connecting a Internst DSL IP address X.X.246.17 To the ASA5505 outside interface (ip address x.x.246.18)VLAN2
-I am connecting the inside interface ( 192.168.100.254)VLAN1 of the firewall to the Cisco3560 Switch e0/24. the switch default GW is 192.168.100.253 which is the router fe 0/1.
-The router is connected to the 3560 switch fe 0/23 via the router fe0/1(192.168.100.253 .
my qustion will be to be able to access the internet what routing do I need on each device?
what I think:
ASA routing should be the DSL IP address.
the switch should be the Inside interface of the firewall
the router should be also the inside interface of the firewall,
please help me and if you need additional information I will be happy to provide you with more.
I am new on configuring ASA5505 I am not using ASDM, I am using the CMD, what I have is the following and please guid me or let me know what should I do next.
The ISP provided us with 5 public IPs X.X.246.17 to x.x.246.22
-I am connecting a Internst DSL IP address X.X.246.17 To the ASA5505 outside interface (ip address x.x.246.18)VLAN2
-I am connecting the inside interface ( 192.168.100.254)VLAN1 of the firewall to the Cisco3560 Switch e0/24. the switch default GW is 192.168.100.253 which is the router fe 0/1.
-The router is connected to the 3560 switch fe 0/23 via the router fe0/1(192.168.100.253 .
my qustion will be to be able to access the internet what routing do I need on each device?
what I think:
ASA routing should be the DSL IP address.
the switch should be the Inside interface of the firewall
the router should be also the inside interface of the firewall,
please help me and if you need additional information I will be happy to provide you with more.
15 years 6 months ago #30272
by r0nni3
Currently working as Cisco Engineer at Neon-Networking.
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Replied by r0nni3 on topic Re: Need help on ASA 5505, I am new on ASA ..Thank you
So if im correct this is how your network looks:
If thats the case your router should have a default route to the inside interface of the ASA.
For all the networks connected to the switch you would have to make static routes (or use a routing protocol) that point to the interface of the router.
For example:
route inside 10.10.10.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.100.253
The 10.10.10.0 network here is a network connected to the switch. Wich the router also has a route for.
I only have one question tho. Why do you use a router ? It's better to have you switch route (given it is a layer 3 switch). Letting the switch route will reduce the amount of hops a packet needs to take wich results in a lower delay and less network traffic.
If thats the case your router should have a default route to the inside interface of the ASA.
For all the networks connected to the switch you would have to make static routes (or use a routing protocol) that point to the interface of the router.
For example:
route inside 10.10.10.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.100.253
The 10.10.10.0 network here is a network connected to the switch. Wich the router also has a route for.
I only have one question tho. Why do you use a router ? It's better to have you switch route (given it is a layer 3 switch). Letting the switch route will reduce the amount of hops a packet needs to take wich results in a lower delay and less network traffic.
Currently working as Cisco Engineer at Neon-Networking.
Certifications:
CCNA - Have it
CCNA Security - Have it
CCSP - Almost!!!!
CCIE Security - Not so far away dream
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