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Platform Features

ASA for the Firepower 4112

We introduced the ASA for the Firepower 4112.

No modified commands.

No modified screens.

Firewall Features

Ability to see port numbers in show access-list output.

The show access-list command now has the numeric keyword. You can use this to view port numbers in the access control entries rather than names, for example, 80 instead of www.

The object-group icmp-type command is deprecated.

Although the command remains supported in this release, the object-group icmp-type command is deprecated and might be removed in a future release. Please change all ICMP-type objects to service object groups (object-group service) and specify service icmp within the object.

Kerberos Key Distribution Center (KDC) authentication.

You can import a keytab file from a Kerberos Key Distribution Center (KDC), and the system can authenticate that the Kerberos server is not being spoofed before using it to authenticate users. To accomplish KDC authentication, you must set up a host/ service principal name (SPN) on the Kerberos KDC, then export a keytab for that SPN. You then must upload the keytab to the ASA, and configure the Kerberos AAA server group to validate the KDC.

New/Modified commands: aaa kerberos import-keytab, clear aaa kerberos keytab, show aaa kerberos keytab, validate-kdc.

New/Modified screens: Configuration > Device Management > Users/AAA > AAA Kerberos, Configuration > Device Management > Users/AAA > AAA Server Groups Add/Edit dialog box for Kerberos server groups.

High Availability and Scalability Features

Configuration sync to data units in parallel

The control unit now syncs configuration changes with data units in parallel by default. Formerly, synching occurred sequentially.

New/Modified commands: config-replicate-parallel

New/Modified screens: Configuration > Device Management > High Availability and Scalability > ASA Cluster > Cluster Configuration > Enable parallel configuration replicate check box

Messages for cluster join failure or eviction added to show cluster history

New messages were added to the show cluster history command for when a cluster unit either fails to join the cluster or leaves the cluster.

New/Modified commands: show cluster history

No modified screens.

Interface Features

Speed auto-negotation can be disabled on 1GB fiber interfaces on the Firepower 1000 and 2100

You can now configure a Firepower 1100 or 2100 SFP interface to disable auto-negotiation. For 10GB interfaces, you can configure the speed down to 1GB without auto-negotiation; you cannot disable auto-negotiation for an interface with the speed set to 10GB.

New/Modified commands: speed nonegotiate

New/Modified screens: Configuration > Device Settings > Interfaces > Edit Interface > Configure Hardware Properties > Speed

Administrative and Troubleshooting Features

New connection-data-rate command

The connection-data-rate command was introduced to provide an overview on data rate of individual connections on the ASA. When this command is enabled, per-flow data rate along with the existing connection information are provided. This information helps to identify and block unwanted connections with high data rates, thereby, ensuring an optimized CPU utilization.

New/Modified commands: conn data-rate,show conn data-rate, show conn detail, clear conn data-rate

No modified screens.

HTTPS idle timeout setting

You can now set the idle timeout for all HTTPS connections to the ASA, including ASDM, WebVPN, and other clients. Formerly, using the http server idle-timeout command, you could only set the ASDM idle timeout. If you set both timeouts, the new command takes precendence.

New/Modified commands: http connection idle-timeout

New/Modified screens: Configuration > Device Management > Management Access > ASDM/HTTPS/Telnet/SSH > HTTP Settings > Connection Idle Timeout check box.

New clear logging counter command

The show logging command provides statistics of messages logged for each logging category configured on the ASA. The clear logging counter command was introduced to clear the logged counters and statistics.

New/Modified commands: clear logging counter

No modified screens.

Debug command changes for FXOS on the Firepower 1000 and 2100 in Appliance mode

The debug fxos_parser command has been simplified to provide commonly-used troubleshooting messages about FXOS. Other FXOS debug commands have been moved under the debug menu fxos_parser command.

New/Modified commands: debug fxos_parser, debug menu fxos_parser

No modified screens.

show tech-support command enhanced

The show ssl objects and show ssl errors command was added to the output of the show tech-support command.

New/Modified commands: show tech-support

No modified screens.

Also in 9.12(4).

Monitoring Features

Net-SNMP version 5.7.2 Support

The ASA is using Net-SNMP, a suite of applications used to implement SNMP v1, SNMP v2c, and SNMP v3 using both IPv4 and IPv6.

No modified commands.

New/Modified screens: Configuration > Device Management > Management Access > SNMP

SNMP OIDs and MIBs

The ASA enhances support for the CISCO-REMOTE-ACCESS-MONITOR-MIB to track rejected/failed authentications from RADIUS over SNMP. This feature implements three SNMP OIDs:

• crasNumTotalFailures (total failures)

• crasNumSetupFailInsufResources (AAA and other internal failures)

• crasNumAbortedSessions (aborted sessions) objects

The ASA provides support for the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) Cipher Algorithm. This feature implements the following SNMP OIDs:

• usmAesCfb128Protocol

• usmNoPrivProtocol

SNMPv3 Authentication

You can now use SHA-256 HMAC for user authentication.

New/Modified commands: snmp-server user

New/Modified screens: Configuration > Device Management > Management Access > SNMP

debug telemetry command.

You can use the debug telemetry command, debug messages related to telemetry are displayed. The debugs help to identify the cause for errors when generating the telemetry report.

New/Modified commands: debug telemetry, show debug telemetry

No modified screens.

VPN Features

DHCP Relay Server Support on VTI

You can now configure DHCP relay server to forward DHCP messages through VTI tunnel interface.

New/Modified commands: dhcprelay server

New/Modified screens: Configuration > Device Management > DHCP > DHCP Relay

IKEv2 Support for Multiple Peer Crypto Map

You can now configure IKEv2 with multi-peer crypto map—when a peer in a tunnel goes down, IKEv2 attempts to establish the SA with the next peer in the list.

No modified commands.

New/Modified screens: Configuration > Site-to-Site VPN > Advanced > Crypto Maps > Create / Edit IPsec Rule > Tunnel Policy (Crypto Map) - Basic

Username Options for Multiple Certificate Authentication

In multiple certificate authentication, you can now specify from which certificate, first (machine certificate) or second (user certificate), you want the attributes to be used for aaa authentication.

New/Modified commands: username-from-certificate-choice, secondary-username-from-certificate-choice

New/Modified screens:

• Connection Profile > Advanced > Authentication

• Connection Profile > Advanced > Secondary Authentication

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Here's how to manually restore your device

Open the iTunes application, wait for the device to be recognized and click the device icon. In the Summary panel, click the Restore button while holding the Options key (for Mac OS X) or Shift key (for Windows). Click Restore again to confirm the restore process.

Be aware that if you attempt to restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch device using the method above, you will lose all the data on that device, so make sure that you first create a backup.  

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