Cisco Network Firewall Configuration Method _ Server Other

Because the network firewall disables all traffic by default, normal network traffic can only be achieved if it is properly configured.

1. Enter the global configuration mode

ciscoasa# Configure terminal

2. Select the network interface that you want to use as the external interface of network firewall

Ciscoasa (config) # interface Interface-id

3. Specify IP address and netmask for this interface

Ciscoasa (config-if) #

4. Specify the IP address and netmask for this interface

Ciscoasa (config-if) # Nameif outside

Info:security level for ' outside ' set to 0 by default

5. Activate the external interface

Ciscoasa (config-if) # no shutdown

6. Back to global configuration mode

Ciscoasa (config-if) # exit

7. Select the network interface that you want to use as the internal interface of network firewall

Ciscoasa (config-if) # interface Interface-id

8. For the interface to be specified as an internal interface.

Ciscoasa (config-if) # IP address ip-address subnet-mask

9. Specify the interface as a content interface

Ciscoasa (config-if) # Nameif inside

Info:security level for ' outside ' set to ' by default

10. Activate the external interface

Ciscoasa (config-if) # no shutdown

11. Back to Global configuration mode

Ciscoasa (config-if) # exit

12. Start Web VPN

Ciscoasa (config) # Webvpn

13. Allow VPN external access

Ciscoasa (CONFIG-WEBVPN) #enable outside

14. Specify the SSL VPN client (SSL VPN clinet,svc) file location.

Ciscoasa (CONFIG-WEBVPN) # Svc Image disk0:/sslclient-win-1.1.2.169.pkg

15. Enable security devices to download SYC files to a remote computer.

Ciscoasa (CONFIG-WEBVPN) #svc enable

16. Back to global configuration mode

Ciscoasa (CONFIG-WEBVPN) # End

17. Save Configuration

ciscoasa# Copytup-config Running-config