http://www.mailbeyond.com/restoring-factory-defaults-to-the-cisco-asa5505-firewall-via-the-console Windows Server 2003 and Red Hat problems and solutions Thu, 20 Nov 2008 20:34:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://www.mailbeyond.com/restoring-factory-defaults-to-the-cisco-asa5505-firewall-via-the-console#comment-5726 Myint Sat, 25 Oct 2008 09:13:49 +0000 http://www.mailbeyond.com/restoring-factory-defaults-to-the-cisco-asa5505-firewall-via-the-console#comment-5726 That's very clear and interesting. But the solution I am trying to look for is to restore the factory default as I cannot communicate my new ASA5505 in both console (Hyperterminal) and port 1-7 (ASDM). It was happened after transferring startup-configuration from old unit. Hyperterminal says the new unit lost Image. Thanks for any suggestion if you can give. That’s very clear and interesting. But the solution I am trying to look for is to restore the factory default as I cannot communicate my new ASA5505 in both console (Hyperterminal) and port 1-7 (ASDM). It was happened after transferring startup-configuration from old unit. Hyperterminal says the new unit lost Image. Thanks for any suggestion if you can give.

]]> http://www.mailbeyond.com/restoring-factory-defaults-to-the-cisco-asa5505-firewall-via-the-console#comment-617 Tony Mon, 16 Apr 2007 22:22:38 +0000 http://www.mailbeyond.com/restoring-factory-defaults-to-the-cisco-asa5505-firewall-via-the-console#comment-617 Now, when you open the Cisco ASDM, the default username and password is to leave both fields blank. Now, when you open the Cisco ASDM, the default username and password is to leave both fields blank.

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