lasasslot.blogg.se - Cisco asa 5505

Switch ports on the same VLAN can communicate with each other. You assign the switch ports to logical VLAN interfaces. There are 8 FastEthernet switch ports that forward traffic at Layer 2. If the customer’s asking for failover and content checking or IPS, then we’re already looking at a network with more traffic than a 5505 can handle.Ĭonfiguration of the 5505’s interfaces is a wee bit different from the bigger models because the 5505 is basically a switch with VLANs. The deciding factors are usually price and capacity. In larger businesses with hub-and-spoke VPN topologies, I tend to deploy the higher-end ASA models at the main office (the hub), and only use the 5505 model at the remote offices (the spokes).

Firewall for customer rack at a colo so that the redundant servers at the colo can establish a site-to-site VPN with the main office.

Firewall for remote users’ home offices so that they can establish a site-to-site VPN with the main office.

Firewall for branch offices that need to have a site-to-site VPN with the main office.

Usually just a simple topology that can be divided into LAN/DMZ/Public.

Firewall for small businesses that need packet filtering and VPN capability for remote users.

Typical scenarios where I’ve deployed 5505 models: The material differences between the 5505 and its larger brethren are really price, traffic capacity and physical expansion (number of ports, add-on cards etc).

Small footprint, good price point for SoHo environments. The Cisco ASA 5505 is the lowest-end ASA.