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Trustpoint object from the installation wizard and install the certificate on the ASA device. Before you begin Read the guidelines for certificate installation. ASA must be “Synced” state and “Online”. Procedure Step 1 In the navigation bar, click . Step 2 To install an identity certificate on a single ASA device, do the following: Click the Devices tab. Click the ASA tab and select an ASA device. In the Management pane on the right, click Trustpoints. Click Install. Note You can also install a certificate on multiple ASA devices. Select multiple ASA devices and in the Devices Action on the right, click Install Certificate. Step 3 From Select Trustpoint Certificate to Install, click one of the following: Create to add a new trustpoint object. For more information, see Adding an Identity Certificate Object Using PKCS12. Choose to select Certificate Enrollment Object of the PKCS type. Step 4 Click Send. This installs the certificate on the ASA device Note If you are importing a PKCS12 certificate that has intermediate CAs installed on it, ASA automatically creates and installs trustpoint objects on the device for every intermediate CA certificate that is not installed already. When you click on the identity certificate, you'll see a message on the right pane, as shown in the following example. Install a Certificate Using Self-Signed Enrollment You can select an existing trustpoint object created for a self-signed certificate and install it on the ASA device. You can also create a new trustpoint object from the installation wizard and install the certificate on the ASA device. Before you begin Read the guidelines for certificate installation. ASA must be “Synced” state and “Online”. Procedure Step 1 In the navigation bar, click . Step 2 To install an identity certificate on a single ASA device, do the following: Click the Devices tab. Click the ASA tab and select an ASA device. In the Management pane on the right, click Trustpoints. Click Install. Note You can also install a signed certificate on multiple ASA devices. Select multiple ASA devices and in the Devices Action on the right, click Install Certificate. Step

Actions pane on the right, click Install Certified ID Certificate. Step 2 Upload the signed certificate received from the CA. You can drag and drop the file or paste its contents in the provided field. The trustpoint commands are generated based on the trustpoint you selected. Step 3 Click Send. This installs the signed identity certificate to the ASA device. Installing certificates will immediately deploy changes to the device. Note You can also install a certificate on multiple ASA devices. Select multiple ASA devices and in the Devices Action on the right, click Install Certificate. Install a Trusted CA Certificate in ASA Before you begin Read the guidelines for certificate installation. ASA must be “Synced” state and “Online”. Procedure Step 1 In the navigation menu, click . Step 2 Click the Devices tab. Step 3 Click the ASA tab and select an ASA device. Step 4 To install an identity certificate on a single ASA device, do the following: Select an ASA device and in the Management pane on the right, click Trustpoints. Click Install. Note You can also install a certificate on multiple ASA devices. Select multiple ASA devices and in the Devices Action on the right, click Install Certificate. Step 5 From Select Trustpoint Certificate to Install, click one of the following: Create to add a new trustpoint object. For more information, see Adding a Trusted CA Certificate Object. Chooseselect a Trusted Certificate Authority Object. Step 6 Click Send. This installs the trusted CA file on the ASA device. Export an Identity Certificate You can export and import the keypair and issued certificates associated with a trustpoint in PKCS12 or PEM format. This format is useful to manually duplicate a trustpoint configuration on a different ASA. Procedure Step 1 In the navigation menu, click . Step 2 Click the Devices tab. Step 3 Click the ASA. Step 4 Select the ASA device and in the Management on the right, click Trustpoints. Step 5 Click the identity certificate to export the certificate configuration. Alternatively, you can search for the certificate by entering its name in the search field. Step

To upload a file to multiple ASA devices at the same time. Procedure Step 1 In the left pane, click . Step 2 Click the Devices tab. Step 3 Click the ASA tab and select multiple ASA devices to perform a bulk upload. Step 4 In the Device Actions pane on the right, click Upload File. Note: The Upload File link appears if ASA devices are online. Step 5 In the URL link, specify the server's paths where the file is pre-uploaded. The Destination Path field shows the name of the file that is being uploaded to the disk0 directory. If you want to upload the file to a specific directory within disk0, specify its name in this field. For example, if you're going to upload a dap.xml file to the "DAPFiles" directory, specify "disk0:/DAPFiles/dap.xml" in the field. Note You can view the directories present in the disk0 folder by executing the dir command in the Security Cloud Control ASA CLI interface. Step 6 If the specified server path points to an AnyConnect file, the Associate file with RA VPN Configuration check box is enabled. Note This check box is enabled only for an AnyConnect file name that follows the right naming convention, which is 'anyconnect-win-xxx.pkg', 'anyconnect-linux-xxx.pkg', or 'anyconnect-mac-xxx.pkg' format. On selecting this check box, Security Cloud Control associates the AnyConnect file to the RA VPN configuration on the selected ASA devices after a successful upload. Step 7 Click Upload. Step 8 If you have chosen to associate the AnyConnect package with the RA VPN configuration in step 4, deploy the new RA VPN configuration to ASA devices. What to do next You can view the progress of uploading the file on individual devices. Select the ASA device, and in the Management pane on the right, click File Management. If the file upload is in progress, wait for the operation to complete. You don't have to deploy the configuration changes on the device.` Remove Files from ASA You are not allowed to remove AnyConnect files associated with the RA VPN configuration. You have to disassociate the AnyConnect file from the

3 From Select Trustpoint Certificate to Install, click one of the following: Create to add a new trustpoint object. For more information, see Adding an Identity Certificate Object Using PKCS12. Choose to select a Certificate Enrollment Object of the type Self-Signed.. Step 4 Click Send. For self signed enrollment type trustpoints, the Issuer Common Name status will always be the ASA device since the managed device is acting as its own CA and does not need a CA certificate to generate its own Identity Certificate. Manage a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) You must first generate a CSR request and then get this request signed by a trusted Certificate Authority (CA). Then, you can install the signed identity certificate issued by the CA on the ASA device. Read the guidelines for certificate installation. ASA must be “Synced” state and “Online”. The following diagram depicts the workflow for generating CSR and installing a certified issued certificate in ASA: Generate a CSR Request Procedure Step 1 In the navigation bar, click . Step 2 Click the Devices tab. Step 3 Click the ASA tab and select an ASA device. Step 4 To install an identity certificate on a single ASA device, do the following: Step 5 Click Install. Step 6 From Select Trustpoint Certificate to Install, click one of the following: Create to add a new trustpoint CSR object. For more information, see Adding an Identity Certificate Object for Certificate Signing Request (CSR). Chooseto select the CSR request trustpoint that is already created.. Step 7 Click Send. This generates an unsigned Certificate Signing Request (CSR). Step 8 Click the copy icon copy_icon.png to copy the CSR details. You can also download the CSR request in ".csr" file format. Step 9 Click OK. Step 10 Submit the certificate signing request (CSR) to the Certificate Authority to sign the certificate. Install a Signed Identity Certificate Issued by a Certificate Authority Once the CA issues the signed certificate, install it on the ASA device Procedure Step 1 In the Trustpoint screen, click the CSR request with the Status as "Awaiting Signed Certificate Install" and in the

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You decide to send the command to fewer devices, uncheck devices in the list. Step 6 In the command pane, enter show run | grep snmp and click Send. All the lines in the running configuration file that contain the string snmp will be displayed in the response pane. The Execution tab opens to display the devices on which the command was executed. Step 7 Review the command output in the response pane. ASA Command Line Interface Documentation Security Cloud Control fully supports the ASA command line interface. We provide a terminal-like interface within Security Cloud Control for users to send ASA commands to single devices and multiple devices simultaneously. The ASA command line interface documentation is extensive. Rather than recreating parts of it in the Security Cloud Control documentation, here are pointers to the ASA CLI documentation on Cisco.com. ASA Command Line Interface Configuration Guides Starting with ASA version 9.1, the ASA CLI Configuration Guide is broken into three separate books: CLI Book 1: Cisco ASA Series General Operations CLI Configuration Guide CLI Book 2: Cisco ASA Series Firewall CLI Configuration Guide CLI Book 3: Cisco ASA Series VPN CLI Configuration Guide You can reach the ASA CLI Configuration Guides on Cisco.com by navigating, Support > Products by Category > Security > Firewalls > ASA 5500 > Configure > Configuration Guides. A Few Specific ASA Command Line Interface Configuration Guide Sections Filtering show and more Command Output. You can learn about filtering show command output by using regular expressions in CLI Book 1: Cisco ASA Series General Operations CLI Configuration Guide under Filter show and more Command Output. ASA Command Reference The ASA Command Reference Guide is an alphabetical listing of all the ASA commands and their options. The ASA command reference is not version specific. It is published in four books: Cisco ASA Series Command Reference, A - H Commands Cisco ASA Series Command Reference, I - R Commands Cisco ASA Series Command Reference, S Commands Cisco ASA Series Command Reference, T - Z Commands and IOS Commands for the ASASM You can reach the ASA Command Reference