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ASDM configuration guide
Chapter5 Using the Startup Wizard
Startup Wizard Screens

Outside Interface Configuration (ASA 5510 and Higher, Routed Mode)

•Configure the IP address of the outside interface (the interface with the lowest security level). See
the “Configuring General Interface Parameters” section on page 14-6 for more information..
•To configure the IPv6 address, see the “Configuring IPv6 Addressing” section on page14-14 .

Outside Interface Configuration - PPPoE (ASA 5510 and Higher, Routed Mode, Single Mode)

Configure the PPoE settings for the outside interface. See the “PPPoE IP Address and Route Settings”
section on page 14-10 for more information.

Management IP Address Configuration (Transparent Mode)

For IPv4, a management IP address is required for each bridge group for both management traffic and
for traffic to pass through the ASA. This screen sets the IP address for BVI 1.
See the “Configuring Bridge Groups” section on page15-7 for more information.

Other Interfaces Configuration (ASA 5510 and Higher)

•You can configure parameters for other interfaces. See the “Configuring General Interface
Parameters” section on page14-6 for more information.
•See the “Allowing Same Security Level Communication” section on page14-21 for information
about the Enable traffic between... check boxes.
Static Routes
Configure static routes. See Chapter25, “Configuring Static and Default Routes,” for more information.
Note For the ASA 5505, to access this screen, you must have checked the Configure the device for
Tele wor ker usa ge check box in Basic Configuration.
Easy VPN Remote Configuration (ASA 5505, Single Mode, Routed Mode)
The ASA can act as an Easy VPN remote device to enable deployment of VPNs to remote locations. See
the “Easy VPN Remote” section on page 69-114.
Note To access this screen, you must have checked the Configure the device for Teleworker usage check
box in Basic Configuration and unchecked the Enable Auto Update check box in Auto Update Server
(Single Mode).
DHCP Server
Configure the DHCP server. See the “Configuring a DHCP Server” section on page18-5 for more
information.