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Asa 5520 subinterface configuration -2x ISP modem to one G0/1

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obiektywNY

IS-IT--Management
Jan 4, 2010
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Hello
I found the website that on Cisco ASA5520 we can create few subinterfaces like Ga0/0.10.

I have similar problem, I need to connect two ISP modems to one ASA interface for staff, see the picture

My ASDM 5.2 doesn't allow me to do this from graphic interface.
ASA license support
Max 150 VLANs, also VPN PLus, and Max Physical interfaces: Unlimited.

My question is that will be possible from CLI level? I want to hookup two modems (13IP's each) through switch NETGEAR GS108t, that support VLAN 802.1Q Trunking. NAT translation I will set up on M1 i M2 for Staff network.

I set up Netgear with Vlan101 for M1 and Vlan102 for M2 using IEEE 802.1Q
Default VLAN 1 I set up for all port as Untagged and one port going to ASA is set as Tagged (Ga1-T), also:
VlanID 101 => Ga1-T, Ga2-U, Ga3-U, Ga4-U,
VlanID 102 => Ga1-T, Ga5-U, Ga6-U, Ga7-U, Ga8-U

Before that one modem get disconnect from ISP network after a while (I assuming that on ISP routers STP protocol did the job).

If it is possible I am wonder what security-level should be on every subinterface and how the best do this configuration?

Thank You for your help and advices.
 
yes the cli is the way to go. set all external security levels as 0 (totally untrusted.) you should move your dmz inside the asa as well.

Brent
Systems Engineer / Consultant
CCNP, CCSP
 
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