- Cisco has upgraded the Jars on the SFR to support this. So the fix went in SFR codebase not in ASDM. So upgrade SFR to version 6.1.0 in order to launch the ASDM under Win10. The bug is nothing to do with the ASDM so upgrading only the ASDM image wont help.
- Cisco Defense Orchestrator (CDO) provides a wizard that helps you upgrade the ASA and ASDM images installed on an individual ASA, multiple ASAs, ASAs in an active-standby configuration, and ASAs running in single-context or multi-context mode. CDO maintains a repository of.
In order to upgrade CISCO ASDM software we need to follow the following steps:
1.Download the software from Cisco Website (you need a cisco username)
2.Load the software to the device (ASA)
3.Cofigure the ASA (device to use the new version image file)
Download Asdm From Asa
Step 1:
Downkload link:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6121/index.html
Step 2:
To load the new version we use the ASDM manger with the following 3 options:
1.
Tools -> Upgrade software from Local computer
2.
Tools -> File Management
3.
Tools -> Upgrade Software from Cisco.com
Install Asdm Cisco Asa
To enable ASDM on Cisco ASA, the HTTPS server needs to be enabled, and allow HTTPS connections to the ASA. To configure ASDM (HTTP) access to Cisco ASA on particular interfaces, where core and management are the nameifs use following commands: ASA (config)#aaa authentication http console LOCAL ASA (config)#http server enable. The general suggestion is to run the latest version of ASA OS version that the ASA supports. The OS image contains the entire OS. There are no such things as patches or updates. You download a whole new OS to be installed. After restarting the ASA device a second time ASDM was accessible, and the upgrade was complete. References: Cisco ASA 5500 Migration to Version 8.3 and Later. Release Notes for the Cisco ASA 5500 Series, 8.4(x) PIX/ASA: Upgrade a Software Image using ASDM or CLI Configuration Example.
We can also upload the software using a TFTP server and the copy tftp flash command:
firewall#copy tftp flash
Step 3:
Once image uploaded to the Firewall we need to configure the ASA to point to the new ASDM software and use it (there is no need to reboot router after configuration)
To configure ASA to use new ASDM version:
In ASDM go to:
Device Management – > System Imageconfiguration -> Boot Image/configuration
Int the ASDM file path click browse and select the new ASDM image.
Asa Enable Asdm Access
You can also change the ASDM boot image from the CLI command line using the following command:
firewall(config)#asdm image flash:asdm-613.bin
Cisco Asa Asdm Upgrade
Step 4:
Save config, close ASDM and go to router page https://ip_address and start the ASDM.