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Cisco Ccie Lab Security Demo V8
Cisco CCIE LAB Security

Cisco CCIE LAB Security Demo
V8
Update September, 2011

Cisco CCIE LAB Security

Cisco CCIE LAB Security

1.1

ASA1 initialzation

• Configure ASA 1 initialization , Use the exact names
Detail to Be Used

Interface name

interface

Security Level

IP Address

outside

Ethernet0/0

0

2YY.YY.4.10/24

inside

inside Ethernet0/1

100

2YY.YY.1.10/24

DMZ2

Ethernet0/2.2

20

2YY.YY.2.10/24

DMZ3

Ethernet0/2.3

30

2YY.YY.3.10/24

• Configure a default route pointing to the R4 IP address 2YY.YY.4.4
• Configure IP routing on ASA1

Interface

Protocol

Details

Redistribution

outside

OSPF

Area0

n/a

inside

RIPv2

--

RIP into OSPF only

DMZ2

OSPF

Area2

n/a

DMZ3

n/a

n/a

n/a

• You may allow any ICMP traffic in your ACL.
• Do NOT enable NAT control, importnat Note:
• You must finish the configuration of Q3.1,Sensor Initialization, in the IPS section, configuring an inline

VLAN

pair

between

ASA1

outside(vlan

100)

and

R4

Ethernet0/0(vlan 4).
• When inline VLAN pair is configured correctly , traffic can pass between the ASA outside interface and R4
• Modify the switch parameters as appropriate to achieve this task

Cisco CCIE LAB Security

1.2

Cisco ASA Failover

• Configure LAN-based active/standby failover on ASA1 and ASA2
• ASA1 is the primary, and ASA2 is the secondary.
• Use Etheraet0/3 for the failover LAN interface as 'failover' with the IP address
2YY.YY.5.10 for active and 2YY.YY.5.20 for standby.
• Use the failover password cisco
• Use standby IP address as shown in the output below
1.3

PIX Initialzation

Configure the admin, cl, and c2 contexts on the PIX as shown use the information given in the tables here. The context names are case-sensitive Admin Context Name ' admin'
Interface nameif

Allocate

Security Level

IP address

None

None

n/a

n/a
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