Here is the procedure to reset the password: However I doubt that it will be left as default (but you might be lucky). I would try to see if you can console into the ASA (maybe the console is not configured with any user password) and at least you can get the bare minimum output from the ASAĢ) The default from Cisco would be username: pix and password: cisco, or you can also try username -> blank (nothing type in), with password: cisco. Does anyone else happen to know the ASA ip address? Does the previous admin happen to have a copy of the ASA configuration somewhere? Does the previous admin has a topology diagram that might have the ASA ip address? Thanks for any help, and feel free to add anything that I might have not thought of and left out.ġ) The only way to identify the ip address of the ASA is to check the configuration, so a couple of tips: Can you access it through a domain attached computer or do I need to network to it directly through an ethernet cable? Is there a default username and password to use if I get to the administrator screen? If I cannot find this, am I stuck having to reset the device or is there a way to reset it?ģ. I understand that the default is 192.168.1.1, but I'm sure this is not the case in my network because my wireless router uses that IP.Ģ.
How can I identify what IP address the ASA resides on? Is it the same as my default gateway? I've read that you can access it via a web shell if you browse to although this might only be the case after you have installed the ASDM software on the local machine. This being said, I have a few questions that hopefully someone can answer.ġ.
Therefore I have no idea on how to access my device short of bringing it down and reconfiguring it. I recently started as the sole administrator at a small business and believe it or not, the previous administrator had documented absolutely nothing.
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