Cisco ASA Series CLI Configuration Guide 9.9

This Cisco ASA series CLI configuration guide provides instructions for hardware/software compatibility, licensing, firewall modes, and command‑line management.


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Brand
Cisco
Category
Network Tools
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
1306
File format
PDF
File size
28.7 MB
Published
06 October, 2026
Updated
06 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
74B6D780D616171A76F5B01B6FFFBC47

About this manual

The guide introduces the Cisco ASA series and explains how to use the command‑line interface (CLI) for configuring firewalls, VPNs, and related features. It covers hardware and software compatibility, new features in version 9.9, and the overall firewall function overview.

Detailed sections describe accessing the console, managing configurations, licensing (PAK licenses), firewall mode selection, security scenarios, and high‑availability clustering. The document also includes tables of default configurations, supported protocols, and port numbers for various ASA models. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Hardware and Software Compatibility
  • New Features in ASA 9.9
  • Firewall Function Overview
  • Accessing the CLI Console
  • Configuration Management
  • PAK Licensing
  • Firewall Modes
  • Security Scenarios
  • High Availability and Scalability

Frequently asked questions

How can I access the ASA device console?

You can access the device console via the console port, Firepower 2100 console, Firepower 4100/9300 chassis console, ASA service module console, or ASA5506W‑X wireless access point console.

How do I save configuration changes on an ASA?

Configuration changes can be saved in single‑scenario mode, multi‑scenario mode, or by copying the startup configuration to the running configuration.

Where can I find the list of protocols and ports opened by default on an ASA?

The document provides a table (Table 73) that lists the protocols, TCP/UDP ports, and associated features or services that the ASA may open.

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