Cisco ASA firewalls solution
Automate repetitive maintenance, visibility and best practice tasks and lower your total cost of ownership of Cisco ASA Firewalls.
Put an end to the 2 a.m. wake-up calls.
When deploying Cisco ASA firewalls, organizations need to ensure configurations are done correctly and consistently. In addition performance needs to be continuously assessed and optimized. By using LiveAssurance, engineering and operations teams can be notified of misconfigurations and degradations in performance before they result in service downtime.
Let us take a few things off your plate
LiveAssurance takes care of key Cisco maintenance needs to keep your firewalls operating properly and frees you up to take on bigger things.
Automate maintenance tasks
Automate repetitive and manual intensive maintenance tasks such as identifying:
- Device configuration backup
- Certificate(s) expiration nearing
- Certificate(s) has expired
- High number of ASA AnyConnect VPN users
- License expiration nearing
- License has expired
Detect high availability unreadiness
Proactively automate tasks to ensure seamless failover in the event of firewall failure. Check active and standby devices for mismatches such as:
Increase VPN and network visibility
Continuously evaluate critical resources to avoid outages:
- System – high memory usage, high cpu usage per chassis/blade,
- Network – port down, packets drop, errors, low speed, overrun, collisions
- VPN – IPSec decrypted/encrypted packet counters, IKE peer state phase 1 misconfigured
- Connections – connection limit nearing, max # of ASDM sessions nearing, max # of NAT translations nearing, max # of SSH sessions nearing
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