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Failover: The option of configuring a pair of Cisco ASA devices for high availability is available on all platforms, but it requires the Security Plus license on Cisco ASA 5505, ASA 5510, and ASA 5512-X models. Because the Cisco ASA 5505 does not support the Security Contexts feature, only Active/Standby failover is available on this platform. Cisco has released free software updates that address the vulnerability described in this advisory. Customers may only install and expect support for software versions and feature sets for which they have purchased a license. Cisco ASAv appliance. The Adaptive Security Virtual Appliance is a virtualized network security solution based on the market-leading Cisco ASA 5500-X Series firewalls. Cisco ASAv with VPN Premium license and Anyconnect 3.1 - posted in IOS and related Cisco files: Cisco Adaptive Security Virtual Appliance (ASAv) - Licensed with Anyconnect Fully Independent Solution The ASAv brings full firewall capabilities to virtualized environments to help secure data center traffic and multitenant architectures.

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Since ASAv only support Smart Software Licensing, the old way in previous post to use Cisco ASA 5540 v8.2(1) Keymaker v1.0 to generate license activation-key is not working any more. There is no activation-key command. ASAv 9.6 Permanent License - posted in IOS and related Cisco files: Hello, Since version 9.3.2 we had stuck at version 9.3.1 because of the smart licensing feature. Based on the 9.6 release notes Cisco re-activated permanent licensing for the ASAv platform.

There are many problems were experienced when using Cisco ASAv firewall virtual servers in GNS3 network simulation software. Fortunately, all of those issues had been fixed in GNS3 VM virtual machines security. In this article will present you about how to configure Cisco ASAv firewall virtual servers image with qcow2 virtual security appliance format in GNS3 VM virtual server.

Cisco ASAv firewall virtual servers is referring to Adaptive Security Virtual Appliance (ASAv) of Cisco virtual security appliance firewall product. Even though it is a virtual security appliance, yet it brings a full firewall managed security services functionality the same as hardware appliance to a virtualized environments with a secured traffic and multi-tenant environments. It is very easy and fast for disaster recovery comparing to hardware appliance since it is running on server virtualization or in an data center virtualization.

In this article of configuring ASAv firewall virtual servers, it is assumed that:

a. you already have GNS3 VM virtual server installed up and running on your computer. In case that you don’t, please refer to this link. Installing GNS3 VM on VMware Workstation
b. you have already downloaded Cisco ASAv virtual machines security qcow2 image (asav941-203.qcow2, asav971.qcow2, or asav981-5.qcow2), a hda file from the Cisco website. Cisco service contract is needed to be able to download it.

Go to “Edit“, click on “Preferences“. On preferences window, under “QEMU” option click on “Qemu VMs” and then click “New” to add to Cisco ASAv firewall virtual servers qcow2 image of the virtual firewall appliance.

Selection the option of “Run the IOS on the GNS3 VM” to run Cisco ASAv on GNS3 VM virtual machines security. Then, click “Next” to continue.

Give a Name the firewall virtual servers, “ASAv94” as in this article, click “Next” to continue.

Select the x86_64 Qemu binary and set the RAM to 2048 BM. click “Next” to continue. ASAv firewall virtual servers need at lease 2048 MB of RAM to works.

Select “New Image”, then browse to the locate where you had download ASAv firewall virtual servers qcow2 file (asav941-203.qcow2), and click “Open” to upload the file to your GNS3 VM virtual server. Once it has finished uploading, click “Finish”.

On preferences window, under “QEMU” option click on “Qemu VMs” and then click “Edit” to edit some configuration for new added Cisco ASAv firewall virtual servers qcow2 image virtual firewall appliance.

Under the “General Settings” On Symbol section, browse for ASA symbol. On Category section, select “Security Devices“. On Console type section, choose “vnc” option. In section 4 of this article will talk about telnet for console access.

Under the “Network” tab within the QEMU VM configuration, Install 6 network card adapters for ASAv firewall virtual servers by setting number 6 to Adapters section. Set the first ASAv firewall virtual servers interface name to Management0. In the Name format section set it to Gi0{0}. Then, click “OK“. Click “OK” again to save the configuration.

ASAv firewall virtual servers now should appear under “Security Devices” window on the main GNS3 screen . Let create a new project to see if ASAv firewall virtual servers image is working properly.

After we power on the ASAv firewall virtual servers, it will automatically reboot once during the initial power-up. This happen after it finished determining the device platform. It will stop at the ciscoasa> prompt after the second boot as in bellow picture.

Now you can start playing with ASAv firewall virtual servers as a network security tools in your lab for what ever you wish for.

Working with ASAv firewall virtual servers via VNC isn’t really sound comfortable for me. I would prefer to work with it via telnet access instead.

To work with ASAv firewall virtual servers through telnet, we need serial port to be enabled. Unfortunately, ASAv firewall virtual servers serial port is disabled by default. However, we still can manually enable it. We need to create a file on the root of Disk0: called use_ttyS0 to enable the serial interface. The easiest way to accomplish this is to clone the existing coredumpinfocoredump.cfg file and rename it. To clone it, use the following commands. That S0 is capital letter S and number zero 0 not S and the letter O. Verify that the file is cloned successfully with the command dir.

ciscoasa#copy disk0:/coredumpinfo/coredump.cfg use_ttyS0

Now you can shutdown your ASAv firewall virtual servers and change the console type from “vnc” to “telnet” instead by right click ASAv, and select configure. We don’t need to save the configuration of ASAv firewall virtual servers at this point.

Power on your ASAv firewall virtual servers back, right click on it and choose console to open the access. ASAv firewall virtual servers needs sometime to boot up. After it finished booting up, you will see something as the following.

Now you should be able to configure ASAv firewall virtual servers in qcow2 image format with GNS3 VM virtual server. It is really a great network security tools to do your ASAv firewall lab with firewall virtual servers before you start working with your production ASA firewall. That is all about configuring ASAv firewall virtual servers with GNS3 VM virtual server for now. If you have any questions or suggestions you can always leave your comments below. I will try all of my best to review and reply them. Thank you and enjoy your ASAv lab on GNS3 VM.

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In my previous post 'Cisco ASAv 9.4.1 and ASDM 7.4.1 in Workstation / ESXi (1)', I tested the importing both OVA and VMDK file into Workstation and ESXi, but both ways failed. Those files are found and downloaded from Internet for only testing purpose. I believe those are good files and somebody has tested them. The only reason for my failure is because I am not using a right way to do it. In my old testing posts I have tested other versions such as 9.2.1, 8.42 and 8.02. All were successful loaded in either Vmware Workstation or ESXi.
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To find out the why this time failed I searched online again. My searching is based on error message I got from ESXi:

'The OVF package requires support for OVF PropertiesLine 264: Unsupported element 'Property'.'

Following two links explains why , also both gives a solution , which is Vmware vCenter will be able to help load ASAv 9.4.1 into ESXi or ESX. Actually Vmeare vSphere Client has to connect to vCenter first then deploy this asav941.ova into ESX/ESXi host.
When license agreement window popped up, accept it then next.

4. Choose vm's name

5. NICs configuration.

By default, there are 10 NICs and all of them are in same virtual network. In my case, it automatically set to connect to VM DMZ network.

6. Some other parameters.

7. Review all configuration

8. After 3-5 minutes importing process deponding on your connection speed, you should get a new VM in your ESXi.

And you can power VM on and get booting window from console.

9. VM will reboot itself once then you will get this lovely ciscoasa prompt

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11. Guidelines for the ASAv

• Clustering
• Multiple context mode
• Active/Active failover
• EtherChannels
• Shared AnyConnect Premium Licenses

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12. Defaults for Smart Software Licensing

• The ASAv default configuration includes a Smart Call Home profile called “License” that specifies the URL for the Licensing Authority.

• When you deploy the ASAv, you set the feature tier and throughput level. Only the standard level is available at this time.

• Also during deployment, you can optionally configure an HTTP proxy.

13. ASDM 7.4(1)

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