Source.

Create bash script:

#!/bin/bash
    wget -q https://talosintelligence.com/documents/ip-blacklist
    ipblack=( $(cut -d ';' -f2 ip-blacklist ) )
    echo "conf t"
    for ip in "${ipblack[@]}"
        do
        echo "name $ip TALOS_BLACKLIST_$ip"
    done

    echo "no object-group network TALOS_BLACKLIST"
    echo "object-group network TALOS_BLACKLIST"
    for ip in "${ipblack[@]}"
        do
        echo "network-object host $ip"
    done
    echo "!"
    echo "exit"

Run it, copy-paste output to your ASA:

        ./talos-ipblacklist.sh > talos-blacklist.cfg

Source

ASA(config)# management-access mgmt_interface
ASA(config)# nat (outside,mmgt_interface) source static RAVPN_POOL RAVPN_POOL destination static ASA_MGMT_IP ASA_MGMT_IP no-proxy-arp route-lookup
ASA(config)# ssh RAVPN_POOL management

system support diagnostic-cli

show repository <repository name> | i <repository name>
acs restore <backup name> repository <repository name>
show application status acs

source

user@host:~$ sudo aptitude install linux-headers-$(uname -r)

1. umount /boot/efi
2. apt install -f
3. mount -a
4. apt update && sudo apt upgrade

source

configure network ipv4 manual <ip address> <subnet mask> <df gateway> management0
show network

Use CLI and enter: get hardware nic port <name> or diag hardware deviceinfo nic <name>

Start -> RUN -> osk

You’ll get on screen keyboard and now you can press CTRL + ALT + DEL to change your password.