Jul 13, 2014 - The CSR 1000v runs on VMware ESXi, Microsoft Hyper-V, and. To try the full features before purchasing, Cisco offers 60 day free trial license. When I configure Cisco VNMC policy agent parameters on the ASA 1000V, what CLI output can I. Do I need to install a license file on ASA 1000V for it to work?

FAQs About the ASA 1000V This document provides answers to the most frequently asked questions (FAQs) related to the ASA 1000V solution and deployment. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • For information about troubleshooting your ASA 1000V deployment, see the Cisco ASA 1000V Troubleshooting Guide. Can two ASA 1000Vs have the same IP addresses if they belong to the same tenant hierarchy? Any ASA 1000Vs deployed in the same hierarchy cannot have the same IP address. The following diagram shows a hierarchy that consists of the levels root - T1 - DC1 - A1 - T1. An ASA 1000V in tenant T1 and an ASA 1000V in vApp A1 cannot have the same IP addresses. However, an ASA 1000V deployed in Tenant T1 and an ASA 1000V deployed in Tenant T2 can have the same IP addresses.

What is the expected behavior if multiple VMs in the same tenant/datacenter/vApp/tier have the same IP address? Currently, if multiple VMs in the same tenant/datacenter/vApp/tier have the same IP address, traffic will not pass through the ASA 1000V. Avoid configuring the ASA 1000V in this way, because changing the IP address will not fix the issue.

In the Cisco Nexus 1000V, do you configure vservice node, security profile, or org configuration for the inside interface of the ASA 1000V? For the ASA 1000V port profile, you do not need to configure a vservice node, security profile, or an org configuration for the ASA 1000V inside interface. When I configure Cisco VNMC policy agent parameters on the ASA 1000V, what CLI output can I expect to see? With the current ASA 1000V image, you will see the following type of output on the console when you configure VNMC policy-agent parameters: ciscoasa# config terminal Enter configuration commands, one per line.

End with CNTL/Z. Ciscoasa(config)# vnmc policy-agent ciscoasa(config-vnmc-policy-agent)# registration host 172.23.195.171 ciscoasa(config-vnmc-policy-agent)# shared-secret Vnmcpass1 Trustpoint CA certificate accepted. Ciscoasa(config-vnmc-policy-agent)# Q. Can I connect the ASA 1000V to the Cisco VNMC with the management interface only, or can I use the inside interface or outside interface as well? You can only connect the ASA 1000V to the Cisco VNMC using the management interface. Should Cisco VNMC be directly connected to the ASA 1000V management interface?

You are not required to directly connect the Cisco VNMC to the ASA 1000V management interface. Typically, a host-specific route should be added on the ASA 1000V to reach the Cisco VNMC through the management interface because the ASA 1000V default gateway is reached through the ASA 1000V outside interface. Can you use the ASA 1000V CLI to change the ASA 1000V management mode from ASDM to VNMC or from VNMC to ASDM after deploying the ASA 1000V? You cannot change the management mode after deploying the ASA 1000V. To change the management mode, you must redeploy the ASA 1000V.

When you redeploy the ASA 1000V, you must reconfigure all policies that you previously configured for the ASA 1000V. Do I need to install a license file on ASA 1000V for it to work? Unlike traditional ASAs, you do not need to install a license file on the ASA 1000V.

However, you need to install a license file on the Cisco Nexus 1000V for the ASA 1000V. Cisco will provide you with the appropriate license file to install on the Cisco Nexus 1000V. I have an ASA 1000V deployed in VNMC mode and have policies created in the VNMC Security Profiles section, but I do not see the policies getting applied on the ASA 1000V. When the ASA 1000V is configured to use VNMC mode, each policy that is applied on the ASA 1000V needs to be a part of a policy set and the policy set must be assigned to an edge security profile for the policies to be applied on the Cisco Nexus 1000V. The following screen shows how to define policies and policy sets in Cisco VNMC.

Can I have some VM hosts on the inside network that are assigned dynamic IP addresses via DHCP and some that are assigned static IP addresses? The VM hosts that have static IP addresses are not reachable by outside hosts. Any VM host that is assigned a dynamic IP address via DHCP will always be reachable from outside hosts.

However, an outside host will be able to reach an inside host that has a static IP address when the inside host has communicated with the outside host (for example, using ping or ARP). Why does packet tracer/capture show security profile information for packets coming from VM hosts on the inside network? As shown in the following screen, all the VM hosts that are on the inside network belong to an edge security profile and each edge security profile has specific policies defined. The Cisco organization has three edge security profiles for Department1, Department2, and Department3. The VM hosts belonging to each department have separate policies defined for them. To ensure that the correct policies are applied to the traffic from VM hosts in Department1, Department2 and Department3, the ASA 1000V needs to identify the edge security profile to which the VM host belongs.

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