#Cisco asa 5505 power cable Pc
I setup one of the interfaces on the device as a management interface using a static IP address something like 10.1.1.1 255.255.255.0 and on your PC that you'll use to Manage it, set it up with a Static IP of 10.1.1.2 255.255.255.0 - jack it into the management port and have at.Įdit #2 Correction - try setting the IP of the ASA first (10.1.1.1/24) then setting your workstation IP manually to 10.1.1.2/24 And then change the DHCP poolĮdit #2 Correction - try setting the IP of the ASA first (10.1.1.1/24) then setting your workstation IP manually to 10.1.1. Typically what I do though if I want to change IP's of interfaces to avoid a catch-22. When you work through the wizard, and you go to set the inside interface of the ASA to say 10.0.0.1, before doing so make sure that you also change the DHCP address pool that it hands out say 10.0.0.10-40. When you start out, your machine say gets an IP 192.168.1.5 from the ASA's DHCP Server, and the inside interface of the ASA has 192.168.1.1. I think with Putty the Flow Control defaults to XON/XOFFĮDIT: As to changing the Interface IP's you are probably thinking I'm stuck in a Catch-22 here. As another reviewer mentioned the three prong power cable does not come with the brick but you can order one here on amazon for as little as 5 dollars so its not really a big deal in my opinion.
I want to clarify that this item came in a Cisco box so it appears to be OEM. I'm using Putty to do this, and if I tell putty to connect via Com4 and then boot the firewall I can see it boot and then go to command line ready, however I can't type anything into the console so not overly helpful! If i try to connect via console while the firewall is already up and running I just don't get anything at all back from the firewall.Īny ideas guys, this is possibly something really obvious I've just not dealt with before, but a guiding hand would be really helpful! I ordered this power brick because I picked up a used ASA 5505 that happened to be missing its power brick. I can access the firewall through the ASDM and make changes, however, I've been trying to access the system through the console so I can make changes to interface IP's as I can't do that while connected through said IP. My new boss has purchased a 5505 for the office and I'm attempting to set it up with my very small amount of knowledge.
I'm new to cisco kit, I've been on the CCNA course years ago (2009-ish) but shouldn't have been sent at that time as I really was just 1st line and had no kit in the office to practice with after so it's all travelled away from my brain!
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