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Considering the two devices, ASA 5505 Security Appliance and without Security Appliance.
What are the differences between having security appliance and without security appliance?
Configuring DMZ in ASA. Ask Question. 1 CPU (4 cores) ASA Version 9.4(2)! Hostname ASA-5506-ASA domain-name xxxx enable password xxxxx encrypted names ip local pool VPNPool 172.xx.xx.1-172.xx.xx.254 mask 255.255.255.0! Interface GigabitEthernet1/1 description Verizon nameif outside security-level 0 ip address 207.xx.xx.xx 255.255.255.224.
Step 2: Setup the DMZ NAT. Before we worry about the NAT, we need to find out what version of code the ASA is running, (configuration of NAT changes in version 8.3). Find out your Cisco ASA version (Operating system and ASDM) ASA Version 8.3 and Newer DMZ NAT. I am setting up a new ASA 5505 for static ip. I am trying to setup RDP to specific internal IP addresses runing NAT. I have tried 2 different configurations and I still cannot RDP into 192.168.0.18.
I can not find the datasheet without security appliance and no compare facility exists on the official website.
Does it mean that without security appliance, the device does not have software? If so, which software? ASDM?
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What are the differences between having security appliance and without security appliance?
Bad listing information by a seller on Amazon. Seriously, there is no ASA (Adaptive Security Appliance) without a security appliance.
You can find the datasheet for the ASA-5505 on Cisco's website here. On 'Table 2' you will find the ordering information which includes both the part numbers referenced on the Amazon website that indicates what is included.
This product line has already had it's EoS/EoL announcement and has already passed the last ship date from Cisco (i.e. Cisco is no longer manufacturing these or providing them to distributors). What you will find now is the stock that individual sellers had on hand before this point...some will raise the price to take advantage of the limited availability, others will drop the price to get them out of inventory faster. You will also see more of these appearing on the used market.
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The ASA-5505 is a security appliance, aka firewall/router with basic packet inspection. Base is a unit limited to an internal network, a DMZ, WAN and 10 internal devices using it to access the external WAN. The price goes up with each added feature whether it's more users, unrestricted internal networks or added security plugin card.
The difference in price on the two units you listed is because the ASA5505-BUN-K9 is 10 user and the ASA5505-UL-BUN-K9 is unlimited user.
They tend to come in 10 user, 50 user and Unlimited.
Once you buy one and get access to Cisco's support website, you find that the ASA-5505 is generically referred to as the ASA-5505 Security Appliance.
The ASA-5505 comes with the proprietary Cisco router software and ASDM management software installed.
The Security Appliance is practically the Firepower module of the ASA.
What that means:
Blank ASA has the basic firewall functionality and only that.
The ASA with Firepower additionally has many more capabilities like:
URL filtering
Intrusion Prevention System
File Filtering
Note that you can use ASDM for management in both cases.
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