Cisco ASA

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I need a quick crash course in ASA's, I have extensive knowledge of routers and switches beyond CCNA level but I've never had a play with an ASA. Anyone able to recommend a site/training video to get the basics in place? Cheers.
 
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Yes we have a couple downstairs but I'm not responsible for them. I'm going down this afternoon to have a poke around.

Switching between wildcards and subnet masks as in the same way I do for OSPF statements?
 
Cheers.

Reason for this is that I have an interview next week (or later this week). I've been told that I will be tested on kit, specifically 6000 series core switches, core routers, ASA's and 2008 R2 AD which I also work with. The only area I'm lacking is ASA's.

Can an ASA be emulated on GNS3 if I get hold of an image?
 
Is ASA an absolute dealbreaker for the job?
No, during the phone interview I specifically stated that I'd never touched one, so I don't think they're going to be too bothered. All I know is that I'm going to be running through some technical questions and maybe some exercises so I'd like to have a basic grasp.

I have an ASA5505 somewhere...If I can find it you are welcome to borrow it if you think it will help you?

Where are you? It would be a great help rather than playing with a live box.

Yes it can. I also agree with IOS knowledge being a hindrance and a help.

Also be aware 8.2 and 8.3 differ substantially on NAT configuration.

ASDM is a very nice GUI for Cisco kit, defiantly get used to it, I use it about 50% of the time.
Thanks, I'll try and get hold of an image.
 
You know, it may not have been 6000 series, the telephone interview was quite quick and over before I knew what was happening. Next thing I know I get asked if I can come in for an interview. :D
 
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