고정 헤더 영역
상세 컨텐츠
본문
. ASA Image Names Scenario 1: Most of the Customers have difficulties to understand what each numbers mean on the ASA image namings and what are the differences. A typical ASA image name looks like this: asa841-k8.bin or asa841-11-k8.bin After the 'asa' keyword the numbers mean the version, what it will appear like 8.4.1 in the 'show version' output. The first number is the Major Release (8), then the Minor Release (4) and finally the Maintenance Release (1). Some images contain an extra number which indicates that image is an intrim image (in the second example that number is 11, which appears as 8.4.1(11) in the 'show version' output): Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance Software Version 8.4(1.11) Compiled on Tue 14-Dec-10 12:00 by builders System image file is 'disk0:/asa841-11-k8.bin' Whats the difference between k8 and k9 images? By the code itself, there is NO difference. K9 means that it contains an encryption enabled license for 3DES/AES.
Typically you can get these images directly from Cisco Sales like ASA5505-UL-BUN-K9. This means an ASA image for ASA 5505 Unlimited License bundeled with the hardware and encryption feature enabled. You can check in the 'show version': VPN-3DES-AES: Enabled Interim versions Between two major release Cisco creates and publish some intermediate images for ASA and PIX. This is typically because of urgent bug fixes what have been discovered since the main image has released. By the time TAC finds some critical defects and with high interactions with Business Unit the fixes are merged into the new versions. In order to balance the timeliness of releases with the thoroughness of testing, Cisco provides two different levels of automated testing on interim builds. A full regression test run consists of approximately 17,000 test cases.
The images which pass this level of testing are posted on CCO for direct customer access at the regular customer download location for ASA. A light regression test run consists of approximately 700 test cases. The images which pass this level of testing are posted to pages that are only accessible by Cisco Internal personnel.
Due to the reduced set of testing done on these images, TAC should only provide these images to customers who are encountering an issue that is specifically addressed in the build and the customer cannot wait for the next scheduled full regression cycle. Download ASA image download page including full regression tested interims: Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) Device Manager (ASDM): Licensing You can check your license info under the 'show version' and 'show activation-key'. Here is an example: Licensed features for this platform: ASA5525VPN-PM250K9 Solution:.
I owned one and there was only one license available for security plus and it inherits unlimited host as part of the licensing structure. There is 10 host base license, 50 user upgrade, Unlimited Hosts. Then Security Plus is the main big upgrade.
AnyConnect Essentials and Premium are mutually exclusive. If you purchase the Premium license and activate it on your ASA it will deactivate your AnyConnect Essentials. For what it's worth, the Mobile license works with either. Yes, that's the correct SKU for the ASA 5525-X with 250 AnyConnect Premium plus AnyConnect Mobile bundle.
Troubleshooting and FAQ First of all you need to be sure that you used the correct activation-key for the correct device. The activation-key is based on the serial number and must be generated by the licensing team. Lost activation-key: The activation-key can be regenerated by licensing team. You need to send the serial number and/or PAK number to. May be licensing team could request from you different information like contract number in case. License key is correct, but not take effect: If you see the correct activation-key under the 'show activation-key', please try to reboot the device.
If it doesn't help, please do the followings as a 'lost activation-key'. RMA. Customer bought a new ASA, can he/she transfer the license? Licenses are permanent. Once issued, they can never be revoked or transferred. Since the only way to provide a license for a different device is by issuing a brand new one and not removing their old one, any desire to provide special discounts in this instance need to be handled through the sales process / deals desk.
VPN FLEX license: SSL VPN FLEX licenses are 2 month /60 days temporary licenses products offered to our customers. They can be used by customer who want to plan for business continuity or short-term increases of the SSL VPN seats counts. Temporary License Expiration: When a time based license expires, the ASA will switch to the installed perm license. If no perm license is available, then ASA defaults for no license will be set. The device should not require reboot, unless a feature, such as failover, requires reboot for deactivation. If failover is enabled in the temporary license but not in the perm then a reboot will be required. All VPN features should not require a reboot How to obtain strong-crypto licenses for ASA Update from Mike Wenstrom The process to obtain K9 activation key has changed.
Asa 5505 Unlimited User License
Here's a summary of the steps: Strong Crypto (3DES/AES) License Q. How can I obtain strong-crypto licenses for my ASA? ASA strong crypto (3DES / AES) keys are available at:. Enter your CCO userid and password. Click the “Continue to Product License Activation” link. Click Get Other Licenses IPS, Crypto, Other.
Select Security Products Cisco ASA 3DES/AES License, click Next. Enter ASA Serial number and click Next.
If this is the first time you have applied for a strong crypto product, review and accept the terms of the license windows. You may need to return to and complete the steps above. Review and Submit window, click the I Agree with the terms of the License check box, review your contact information, and click Submit. An email will be sent you with the ASA Activation key and instructions on how to apply the key Thanks, Mike Wenstrom Cisco Security Solutions Architect Supporting CDW mwenstro@cisco.com Reference.
Cisco Asa 5505 Security Plus License Keygen
This document is useful. The process to obtain K9 activation key has changed. Here's a summary of the steps: Strong Crypto (3DES/AES) License Q. How can I obtain strong-crypto licenses for my ASA? ASA strong crypto (3DES / AES) keys are available at:.
Enter your CCO userid and password. Click the “Continue to Product License Activation” link. Click Get Other Licenses IPS, Crypto, Other. Select Security Products Cisco ASA 3DES/AES License, click Next. Enter ASA Serial number and click Next. If this is the first time you have applied for a strong crypto product, review and accept the terms of the license windows. You may need to return to and complete the steps above.
Review and Submit window, click the I Agree with the terms of the License check box, review your contact information, and click Submit. An email will be sent you with the ASA Activation key and instructions on how to apply the key Thanks, Mike Wenstrom Cisco Security Solutions Architect Supporting CDW mwenstro@cisco.com. Yes, there is an impact on current licensed features when you install the free self generated 3DES activation key. Below is the warning from Cisco.
When the new 3DES key is emailed to you it will show you all of the contained license features so you can compare to your current 'show ver' ASA5500-ENCR-K9 Warning, our records indicate that the Cisco ASA Firewall hardware serial NUMBER that you submitted during registration has previously been licensed FOR A higher feature SET. The message above indicates the feature that has been downgraded FOR your ASA hardware serial NUMBER. This message IS provided AS A courtesy TO you. IF there IS no mistake, you can proceed WITH the installation AS usual. BEFORE installing the KEY below, please DOUBLE CHECK that you have requested A KEY FOR the correct Cisco ASA Firewall.
Cisco Asa 5505 Spec Sheet
IF you have made A mistake, please follow the instructions below FOR assistance.
