You now need to disable the Cisco ASA firewall again, as you did in the first step. Disable the Cisco ASA firewall again through the Control Panel If you experience any issues, carry out the checks required to resolve them before you move onto the next steps. If everything works, move onto the next step. Next, click Enable the Cisco ASA firewall, on the right-hand side.Īfter the reload, once the ASA firewall is enabled again, check that all of your server's services are working properly. Select your dedicated server, then Cisco ASA Firewall. Re-enable the Cisco ASA firewall through the Control PanelĪs per the first step, go to your OVH Control Panel, and open the Bare Metal Cloud section. The reboot to reload the configuration will take a few minutes. Log in to your Cisco Adaptive Security Device Manager (ASDM), then choose File and Save Running Configuration to Flash. Next, click Disable the Cisco ASA firewall, on the right-hand side.Īpply configuration First method: Via the ASDM Then select your dedicated server, and Cisco ASA Firewall. To do this, go to your OVH Control Panel, and open the Bare Metal Cloud section. For this reason, we recommend disabling the Cisco ASA firewall, so that your server does not experience any outages during the upgrade process. The upgrade process will require your system to reboot several times. Instructions Disable the Cisco ASA firewall through the Control Panel You must have access to your OVH Control Panel.
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This guide will explain how to upgrade your Cisco ASA firewall. By doing so, you will avoid potential security vulnerabilities. To ensure that your system is optimally protected, you will need to regularly upgrade your Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) firewall with the latest patches. Last updated 28th February 2018 Objective More information is available on this page. OVHcloud announces the end of its support for the Cisco ASA Firewall feature for dedicated servers. End of support for the Cisco ASA Firewall feature on dedicated servers