Support for configuring a management interface for an ASA context

While creating an ASA context, in addition to specifying an inside interface and an outside interface, you can now specify a management interface.

After creating an ASA context, you can allocate and unallocate interfaces.

This release allows also you to delete an ASA context.

Creating an ASA Context

Support for allocating interface types for an ASA context

After creating an ASA context for a network device, you can modify the interface types. You can either allocate additional interface types, or you can unallocate interface types from the ASA context.

Allocating Interface Types to an ASA Context

Unallocating Interface Types from an ASA Context

Changes to creating a context ACL

While creating a context ACL, you now have an option to copy the running configuration to a startup configuration.

Configuring ACL

Support for configuring a network object, a network object group, a service object, and an object-based NAT

For an ASA or ASAv context, you can now create a a network object, a network object group, a service object, and an object-based NAT.

You can either use the graphical user interface to perform these actions, or you can use the workflow tasks.

Creating a Network Object

Creating a Network Object Group

Creating a Service Object

Creating Object-Based NAT

Support for managing configuration data from network devices

You can choose to either purge configuration data immediately or you can configure specific retention settings.

Managing Configuration Data

Support for configuring session properties for devices

You can specify maximum sessions limits for a device in the user interface.

Configuring Session Pool Properties