Cisco ASA

This Integration is part of the Cisco ASA Pack.#

Use the Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance Software integration to manage interfaces, rules, and network objects. This integration was integrated and tested with version 9.16(3)23 of Cisco ASA

Configure Cisco ASA on Cortex XSOAR#

Navigate to Settings > Integrations > Servers & Services.
Search for Cisco ASA.
Click Add instance to create and configure a new integration instance.
| Parameter | Required | | --- | --- | "objectId": "api" } }, { | Server URL (e.g., https://192.168.0.1) | True | | Credentials | True | | Password | True | | Use system proxy settings | False | | Trust any certificate (not secure) | False | | Is ASAv | False |
Click Test to validate the URLs, token, and connection.

Commands#

You can execute these commands from the Cortex XSOAR CLI, as part of an automation, or in a playbook. After you successfully execute a command, a DBot message appears in the War Room with the command details.

cisco-asa-list-network-object-group#

Retrieve information about network object groups. Network object groups can contain multiple network objects as well as inline networks or hosts. Network object groups can include a mix of both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses/network.

Base Command#

cisco-asa-list-network-object-group

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
object_id	The object ID of the network group to retrieve. This can't be used with pagination arguments.	Optional
page	Page number of paginated results. Minimum of 1; default 1.	Optional
page_size	The number of items per page. Maximum of 100; default 50.	Optional
limit	The maximum number of records to retrieve. Maximum of 100; default 50.	Optional

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
CiscoASA.NetworkObjectGroup.object_id	String	The object ID of the network object group.
CiscoASA.NetworkObjectGroup.name	String	The name of the network object group.
CiscoASA.NetworkObjectGroup.description	String	The description of the network object group.
CiscoASA.NetworkObjectGroup.members.kind	String	The type of the network item. The viable types are IPv4Address, IPv4Network, IPv6Address, IPv6Network and objectRef#NetworkObj.
CiscoASA.NetworkObjectGroup.members.object_id	String	The object ID of the network object.
CiscoASA.NetworkObjectGroup.members.value	String	The value of IPv4Address, IPv4Network, IPv6Address or IPv6Network.

Command example#

!cisco-asa-list-network-object-group limit=1

Context Example#

{
    "CiscoASA": {
        "NetworkObjectGroup": {
            "description": "This is a test",
            "members": [
                {
                    "kind": "objectRef#NetworkObj",
                    "object_id": "Test_Lior"
                },
                {
                    "kind": "objectRef#NetworkObj",
                    "object_id": "Test_Lior1"
                },
                {
                    "kind": "objectRef#NetworkObj",
                    "object_id": "Test_Lior2"
                }
            ],
            "name": "TEST_GROUP1",
            "object_id": "TEST_GROUP1"
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Network Object Groups#
Object Id Name Description Members
TEST_GROUP1 TEST_GROUP1 This is a test {'kind': 'objectRef#NetworkObj', 'object_id': 'Test_Lior'},
{'kind': 'objectRef#NetworkObj', 'object_id': 'Test_Lior1'},
{'kind': 'objectRef#NetworkObj', 'object_id': 'Test_Lior2'}

Object Id	Name	Description	Members
TEST_GROUP1	TEST_GROUP1	This is a test	{'kind': 'objectRef#NetworkObj', 'object_id': 'Test_Lior'}, {'kind': 'objectRef#NetworkObj', 'object_id': 'Test_Lior1'}, {'kind': 'objectRef#NetworkObj', 'object_id': 'Test_Lior2'}

cisco-asa-list-local-user-group#

Retrieve information about local user groups, which are collections of user accounts, either from the local database or imported from Active Directory, that manage access to network resources not defined globally.

Base Command#

cisco-asa-list-local-user-group

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
object_id	The object ID of the local user group to retrieve. This can't be used with pagination arguments.	Optional
page	Page number of paginated results. Minimum of 1; default 1.	Optional
page_size	The number of items per page. Maximum of 100; default 50.	Optional
limit	The maximum number of records to retrieve. Maximum of 100; default 50.	Optional

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
CiscoASA.LocalUserGroup.object_id	String	The object ID of the local user group.
CiscoASA.LocalUserGroup.name	String	The name of the local user group.
CiscoASA.LocalUserGroup.description	String	The description of the local user group.
CiscoASA.LocalUserGroup.members.kind	String	The type of the user.
CiscoASA.LocalUserGroup.members.object_id	String	The ID of the user.

Command example#

!cisco-asa-list-local-user-group limit=1

Context Example#

{
    "CiscoASA": {
        "LocalUserGroup": {
            "members": [
                {
                    "kind": "objectRef#UserObj",
                    "object_id": "api"
                },
                {
                    "kind": "objectRef#UserObj",
                    "object_id": "restapi"
                }
            ],
            "name": "LIOR_GROUP",
            "object_id": "LIOR_GROUP"
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Local User Groups#
Object Id Name Members
LIOR_GROUP LIOR_GROUP {'kind': 'objectRef#UserObj', 'object_id': 'api'},
{'kind': 'objectRef#UserObj', 'object_id': 'restapi'}

Object Id	Name	Members
LIOR_GROUP	LIOR_GROUP	{'kind': 'objectRef#UserObj', 'object_id': 'api'}, {'kind': 'objectRef#UserObj', 'object_id': 'restapi'}

cisco-asa-list-local-user#

Retrieve information about individual local user accounts within a network system. These local users can be part of local user groups and groups imported from Active Directory.

Base Command#

cisco-asa-list-local-user

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
object_id	The object ID of the local user to retrieve. This can't be used with pagination arguments.	Optional
page	Page number of paginated results. Minimum of 1; default 1.	Optional
page_size	The number of items per page. Maximum of 100; default 50.	Optional
limit	The maximum number of records to retrieve. Maximum of 100; default 50.	Optional

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
CiscoASA.LocalUser.object_id	String	The object ID of the local user.
CiscoASA.LocalUser.name	String	The name of the local user.
CiscoASA.LocalUser.mschap_authenticated	Boolean	Whether Extensible Authentication Protocol-Microsoft Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol is authenticated.
CiscoASA.LocalUser.privilege_level	Number	The user's privilege level.
CiscoASA.LocalUser.asdm_cli_access_type	String	ASDM and CLI access type. Can be one of "Full", "None", "Cli".

Command example#

!cisco-asa-list-local-user limit=1

Context Example#

{
    "CiscoASA": {
        "LocalUser": {
            "asdm_cli_access_type": "Full",
            "mschap_authenticated": false,
            "name": "admin",
            "object_id": "admin",
            "privilege_level": 15
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Local Users#
Object Id Name Privilege Level Asdm Cli Access Type
admin admin 15 Full

Object Id	Name	Privilege Level	Asdm Cli Access Type
admin	admin	15	Full

cisco-asa-list-time-range#

Retrieve information about time range objects. A time range object defines a specific time consisting of a start time, an end time, and optional recurring entries. You use these objects on ACL rules to provide time-based access to certain features or assets. For example, you could create an access rule that allows access to a particular server during working hours only.

Base Command#

cisco-asa-list-time-range

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
object_id	The object ID of the time range to retrieve. This can't be used with pagination arguments.	Optional
page	Page number of paginated results. Minimum of 1; default 1.	Optional
page_size	The number of items per page. Maximum of 100; default 50.	Optional
limit	The maximum number of records to retrieve. Maximum of 100; default 50.	Optional

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
CiscoASA.TimeRange.object_id	String	The object ID of the time range.
CiscoASA.TimeRange.name	String	The name of the time range.
CiscoASA.TimeRange.start	String	Time at which this time range starts.
CiscoASA.TimeRange.end	String	Time at which this time range ends.
CiscoASA.TimeRange.periodic.frequency	String	The days of the week at which this time range will run periodically.
CiscoASA.TimeRange.periodic.start_hour	Number	The hour at which this time range will start periodically.
CiscoASA.TimeRange.periodic.start_minute	Number	The minute at which this time range will start periodically.
CiscoASA.TimeRange.periodic.end_hour	Number	The hour at which this time range will end periodically.
CiscoASA.TimeRange.periodic.end_minute	Number	The minute at which this time range will end periodically.

Command example#

!cisco-asa-list-time-range page=1 page_size=1

Context Example#

{
    "CiscoASA": {
        "TimeRange": {
            "end": "03:47 May 14 2014",
            "name": "trUserTest",
            "object_id": "trUserTest",
            "periodic": [
                {
                    "end_hour": 23,
                    "end_minute": 59,
                    "frequency": "Wednesday to Thursday",
                    "start_hour": 4,
                    "start_minute": 3
                }
            ],
            "start": "now"
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Time Ranges#
Object Id Name Start End Periodic
trUserTest trUserTest now 03:47 May 14 2014 {'frequency': 'Wednesday to Thursday', 'start_hour': 4, 'start_minute': 3, 'end_hour': 23, 'end_minute': 59}

Object Id	Name	Start	End	Periodic
trUserTest	trUserTest	now	03:47 May 14 2014	{'frequency': 'Wednesday to Thursday', 'start_hour': 4, 'start_minute': 3, 'end_hour': 23, 'end_minute': 59}

cisco-asa-list-security-object-group#

Retrieve information about security groups, which are collections of security groups or identifiers that manage access and permissions to network resources. These groups can be used in features like Cisco TrustSec and are often part of extended access control lists, enabling centralized and localized security policy management.

Base Command#

cisco-asa-list-security-object-group

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
object_id	The object ID of the security object group to retrieve. This can't be used with pagination arguments.	Optional
page	Page number of paginated results. Minimum of 1; default 1.	Optional
page_size	The number of items per page. Maximum of 100; default 50.	Optional
limit	The maximum number of records to retrieve. Maximum of 100; default 50.	Optional

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
CiscoASA.SecurityObjectGroup.object_id	String	The object ID of the security object group.
CiscoASA.SecurityObjectGroup.name	String	The name of the security object group.
CiscoASA.SecurityObjectGroup.description	String	The description of the security object group.
CiscoASA.SecurityObjectGroup.members.kind	String	The type of the security object group; SecurityName, SecurityTag, objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.SecurityObjectGroup.members.value	String	The value of the SecurityName or SecurityTag.
CiscoASA.SecurityObjectGroup.members.object_id	String	The object ID of objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.

Command example#

!cisco-asa-list-security-object-group page=1 page_size=1

Context Example#

{
    "CiscoASA": {
        "SecurityObjectGroup": {
            "description": "test12",
            "members": [
                {
                    "kind": "SecurityName",
                    "value": "zeno1"
                },
                {
                    "kind": "SecurityTag",
                    "value": "71"
                }
            ],
            "name": "oneSecurityGroup",
            "object_id": "oneSecurityGroup"
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Security Object Groups#
Object Id Name Description Members
oneSecurityGroup oneSecurityGroup test12 {'kind': 'SecurityName', 'value': 'zeno1'},
{'kind': 'SecurityTag', 'value': '71'}

Object Id	Name	Description	Members
oneSecurityGroup	oneSecurityGroup	test12	{'kind': 'SecurityName', 'value': 'zeno1'}, {'kind': 'SecurityTag', 'value': '71'}

cisco-asa-list-user-object#

Retrieve information about user definitions within the system. This helps in managing and configuring user access and permissions in a network security context.

Base Command#

cisco-asa-list-user-object

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
object_id	The object ID of the user object to retrieve. This can't be used with pagination arguments.	Optional
page	Page number of paginated results. Minimum of 1; default 1.	Optional
page_size	The number of items per page. Maximum of 100; default 50.	Optional
limit	The maximum number of records to retrieve. Maximum of 100; default 50.	Optional

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
CiscoASA.UserObject.object_id	String	The object ID of the user object.
CiscoASA.UserObject.user_name	String	The user's user name.
CiscoASA.UserObject.local_user_object_id	String	The object ID of the local user.
CiscoASA.UserObject.value	String	The value of the local user.

Command example#

!cisco-asa-list-user-object page=1 page_size=1

Context Example#

{
    "CiscoASA": {
        "UserObject": {
            "local_user_object_id": "api",
            "object_id": "api",
            "user_name": "api"
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

User Objects#
Object Id User Name
api api

Object Id	User Name
api	api

cisco-asa-write-memory#

Saves the running configuration to the default location for the startup configuration.

Base Command#

cisco-asa-write-memory

Input#

There are no input arguments for this command.

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
CiscoASA.WriteMemory.response	String	Shows a successful 'write memory' command execution on a Cisco ASA device, building the configuration and generating a cryptochecksum for integrity. The process is completed with an "[OK]" message.

Command example#

!cisco-asa-write-memory

Context Example#

{
    "CiscoASA": {
        "WriteMemory": {
            "response": [
                "Building configuration...\nCryptochecksum: fa399474 22b66df0 6e2a7619 b37adea3 \n\n20838 bytes copied in 0.50 secs\n[OK]\n"
            ]
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Results#
response
Building configuration...
Cryptochecksum: fa399474 22b66df0 6e2a7619 b37adea3

20838 bytes copied in 0.50 secs
[OK]

response
Building configuration... Cryptochecksum: fa399474 22b66df0 6e2a7619 b37adea3 20838 bytes copied in 0.50 secs [OK]

cisco-asa-list-rules#

Gets a list all rules for the supplied interface.

Base Command#

cisco-asa-list-rules

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
interface_name	The name of the interface from which to get rules.	Optional
interface_type	The interface type. Possible values are: In, Out, Global.	Optional

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
CiscoASA.Rules.Source	String	The rule's source.
CiscoASA.Rules.Dest	String	The rule's destination.
CiscoASA.Rules.InterfaceType	String	The interface type. Can be "In", "Out", or "Global".
CiscoASA.Rules.IsActive	Boolean	Whether the rule is active.
CiscoASA.Rules.Interface	String	The name of the interface.
CiscoASA.Rules.Position	Number	The position of the rule.
CiscoASA.Rules.ID	String	The rule ID.
CiscoASA.Rules.Remarks	Unknown	A list of all rule remarks.
CiscoASA.Rules.Permit	Boolean	Whether the rule permits traffic from source to destination.
CiscoASA.Rules.DestService	String	The destination service.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceService	String	The source service.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceKind	String	One of AnyIPAddress, IPv4Address, IPv4FQDN, IPv4Network, IPv4Range, IPv6Address, IPv6FQDN, IPv6Network, IPv6Range, SecurityName, SecurityTag, interfaceIP, objectRef#NetworkObj, objectRef#NetworkObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.DestKind	String	One of AnyIPAddress, IPv4Address, IPv4FQDN, IPv4Network, IPv4Range, IPv6Address, IPv6FQDN, IPv6Network, IPv6Range, SecurityName, SecurityTag, interfaceIP, objectRef#NetworkObj, objectRef#NetworkObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceSecurity.kind	String	The type of the security group; SecurityName, SecurityTag, objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceSecurity.value	String	The value of the SecurityName or SecurityTag.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceSecurity.objectId	String	The object ID of objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.DestinationSecurity.kind	String	The type of the security group; SecurityName, SecurityTag, objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.DestinationSecurity.value	String	The value of the SecurityName or SecurityTag
CiscoASA.Rules.DestinationSecurity.objectId	String	The object ID of objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.User.kind	String	One of AnyUser, NoneUser, objectRef#LocalUserObjGroup, objectRef#UserGroupObj, objectRef#UserObj
CiscoASA.Rules.User.value	String	The user value.
CiscoASA.Rules.User.objectId	String	The object ID of the user.
CiscoASA.Rules.TimeRange.kind	String	The object reference type or the actual TimeRange value.
CiscoASA.Rules.TimeRange.value	String	The value of the time range.
CiscoASA.Rules.TimeRange.objectId	String	The object ID of the time range.

Command example#

!cisco-asa-list-rules interface_type=Global

Context Example#

{
    "CiscoASA": {
        "Rules": [
            {
                "Dest": "TEST_GROUP2",
                "DestKind": "objectRef#NetworkObjGroup",
                "DestService": "ip",
                "DestinationSecurity": {
                    "kind": "SecurityTag",
                    "value": "71"
                },
                "ID": "3583139358",
                "Interface": null,
                "InterfaceType": "Global",
                "IsActive": true,
                "Permit": false,
                "Position": 1,
                "Remarks": [],
                "Source": "TEST_GROUP1",
                "SourceKind": "objectRef#NetworkObjGroup",
                "SourceSecurity": {
                    "kind": "objectRef#SecurityObjGroup",
                    "objectId": "oneSecurityGroup"
                },
                "SourceService": "ip",
                "TimeRange": {
                    "kind": "objectRef#TimeRange",
                    "objectId": "trUserTest"
                },
                "User": {
                    "kind": "objectRef#UserObj",
                    "objectId": "api"
                }
            },
            {
                "Dest": "TEST_GROUP2",
                "DestKind": "objectRef#NetworkObjGroup",
                "DestService": "ip",
                "ID": "3194110035",
                "Interface": null,
                "InterfaceType": "Global",
                "IsActive": true,
                "Permit": false,
                "Position": 2,
                "Remarks": [],
                "Source": "TEST_GROUP1",
                "SourceKind": "objectRef#NetworkObjGroup",
                "SourceService": "ip",
                "TimeRange": {
                    "kind": "objectRef#TimeRange",
                    "objectId": "trUserTest"
                },
                "User": {
                    "kind": "objectRef#UserObj",
                    "objectId": "api"
                }
            }
        ]
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Rules:#
ID Source Dest Permit Interface InterfaceType IsActive Position SourceService DestService
3583139358 TEST_GROUP1 TEST_GROUP2 false Global true 1 ip ip
3194110035 TEST_GROUP1 TEST_GROUP2 false Global true 2 ip ip

ID	Source	Dest	Permit	Interface	InterfaceType	IsActive	Position	SourceService	DestService
3583139358	TEST_GROUP1	TEST_GROUP2	false		Global	true	1	ip	ip
3194110035	TEST_GROUP1	TEST_GROUP2	false		Global	true	2	ip	ip

cisco-asa-backup#

Creates a backup of the current settings (i.e., the backup.cfg file).

Base Command#

cisco-asa-backup

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
backup_name	The name of the backup.	Required
passphrase	The passphrase for the backup.	Optional

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cisco-asa-backup backup_name=Lior

Human Readable Output#

Created backup successfully in: Location: disk0:/Lior Passphrase: None

cisco-asa-get-rule-by-id#

Gets a specific rule by rule ID.

Base Command#

cisco-asa-get-rule-by-id

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
rule_id	The rule ID.	Required
interface_name	The name of the interface.	Optional
interface_type	The interface type. Possible values are: In, Out, Global.	Required

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
CiscoASA.Rules.Interface	String	The name of the interface.
CiscoASA.Rules.Source	String	The rule's source.
CiscoASA.Rules.Dest	String	The rule's destination.
CiscoASA.Rules.InterfaceType	String	The interface type. Can be "In", "Out", or "Global".
CiscoASA.Rules.IsActive	Boolean	Whether the rule is active.
CiscoASA.Rules.Position	Number	The position of the rule.
CiscoASA.Rules.ID	String	The rule ID.
CiscoASA.Rules.Remarks	Unknown	A list of all rule remarks.
CiscoASA.Rules.Permit	Boolean	Whether the rule permits traffic from source to destination.
CiscoASA.Rules.DestService	String	The destination service.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceService	String	The source service.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceKind	String	One of AnyIPAddress, IPv4Address, IPv4FQDN, IPv4Network, IPv4Range, IPv6Address, IPv6FQDN, IPv6Network, IPv6Range, SecurityName, SecurityTag, interfaceIP, objectRef#NetworkObj, objectRef#NetworkObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.DestKind	String	One of AnyIPAddress, IPv4Address, IPv4FQDN, IPv4Network, IPv4Range, IPv6Address, IPv6FQDN, IPv6Network, IPv6Range, SecurityName, SecurityTag, interfaceIP, objectRef#NetworkObj, objectRef#NetworkObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceSecurity.kind	String	The type of the security group; SecurityName, SecurityTag, objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceSecurity.value	String	The value of the SecurityName or SecurityTag.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceSecurity.objectId	String	The object ID of objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.DestinationSecurity.kind	String	The type of the security group; SecurityName, SecurityTag, objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.DestinationSecurity.value	String	The value of the SecurityName or SecurityTag
CiscoASA.Rules.DestinationSecurity.objectId	String	The object ID of objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.User.kind	String	One of AnyUser, NoneUser, objectRef#LocalUserObjGroup, objectRef#UserGroupObj, objectRef#UserObj
CiscoASA.Rules.User.value	String	The user value.
CiscoASA.Rules.User.objectId	String	The object ID of the user.
CiscoASA.Rules.TimeRange.kind	String	The object reference type or the actual TimeRange value.
CiscoASA.Rules.TimeRange.value	String	The value of the time range.
CiscoASA.Rules.TimeRange.objectId	String	The object ID of the time range.

Command example#

!cisco-asa-get-rule-by-id interface_type=Global rule_id=3371063501

Context Example#

{
    "CiscoASA": {
        "Rules": {
            "Dest": "5.5.5.5",
            "DestKind": "IPv4Address",
            "DestService": "tcp/citrix-ica",
            "DestinationSecurity": {
                "kind": "SecurityTag",
                "value": "1"
            },
            "ID": "3371063501",
            "Interface": "",
            "InterfaceType": "Global",
            "IsActive": true,
            "Permit": false,
            "Position": 30,
            "Remarks": [],
            "Source": "0.0.0.0/24",
            "SourceKind": "IPv4Network",
            "SourceSecurity": {
                "kind": "SecurityTag",
                "value": "2"
            },
            "SourceService": "tcp/cifs",
            "User": {
                "kind": "objectRef#UserObj",
                "objectId": "api"
            }
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Rule 3371063501:#
ID Source Dest Permit Interface InterfaceType IsActive Position SourceService DestService
3371063501 0.0.0.0/24 5.5.5.5 false Global true 30 tcp/cifs tcp/citrix-ica

ID	Source	Dest	Permit	Interface	InterfaceType	IsActive	Position	SourceService	DestService
3371063501	0.0.0.0/24	5.5.5.5	false		Global	true	30	tcp/cifs	tcp/citrix-ica

cisco-asa-create-rule#

Creates a rule.

Base Command#

cisco-asa-create-rule

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
source	The source. Can be the value of an IPv4, an address block, or the name of a network object.	Required
destination	The destination. Can be the value of an IPv4, an address block, or the name of a network object.	Required
permit	Whether the rule is a permit. If True, the rule is a permit. Possible values are: True, False.	Required
remarks	A list of remarks for the rule.	Optional
position	The position in which to create the rule.	Optional
log_level	The log level of the rule. Possible values are: Default, Emergencies, Alerts, Critical, Errors, Warnings, Notifications, Informational, Debugging.	Optional
active	Whether the rule will be active. If True, the rule will be active. Possible values are: True, False.	Optional
interface_type	The interface type. Possible values are: In, Out, Global.	Required
interface_name	The interface name.	Optional
service	The service of the rule.	Optional
destination_kind	The destination address kind in the ace. Possible values are: AnyIPAddress, IPv4Address, IPv4FQDN, IPv4Network, IPv4Range, IPv6Address, IPv6FQDN, IPv6Network, IPv6Range, SecurityName, SecurityTag, interfaceIP, NetworkObj, NetworkObjGroup.	Optional
source_kind	The source address kind in the ace. Possible values are: AnyIPAddress, IPv4Address, IPv4FQDN, IPv4Network, IPv4Range, IPv6Address, IPv6FQDN, IPv6Network, IPv6Range, SecurityName, SecurityTag, interfaceIP, NetworkObj, NetworkObjGroup.	Optional
service_kind	The source service kind. Possible values are: AnyService, ICMP6Service, ICMPService, NetworkProtocol, NetworkServiceGroups, NetworkServiceObjects, TcpUdpService.	Optional
destination_service	The destination service value.	Optional
destination_service_kind	The destination service kind. Possible values are: AnyService, ICMP6Service, ICMPService, NetworkProtocol, NetworkServiceGroups, NetworkServiceObjects, TcpUdpService.	Optional
time_range	Object ID of for the time range object. Can be received with the command cisco-asa-list-time-range.	Optional
user	The object ID to the user. Can be one of LocalUserObjGroup, UserGroupObj, UserObj. Can be received with existing commands; cisco-asa-list-local-user-group, cisco-asa-list-local-user, cisco-asa-list-user-object.	Optional
user_kind	The type of the user. Possible values are: LocalUserObjGroup, UserGroupObj, UserObj.	Optional
source_security	Source security group in the ace. Possible values are SecurityName, SecurityTag and SecurityObjGroup. Can be received with the existing command cisco-asa-list-security-object-group.	Optional
source_security_kind	The source security type. Possible values are: SecurityName, SecurityTag, SecurityObjGroup.	Optional
destination_security	Destination security group in the ace. Possible values are SecurityName, SecurityTag and SecurityObjGroup. Can be received with the existing command cisco-asa-list-security-object-group.	Optional
destination_security_kind	The destination security type. Possible values are: SecurityName, SecurityTag, SecurityObjGroup.	Optional

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
CiscoASA.Rules.Source	String	The rule's source.
CiscoASA.Rules.Dest	String	The rule's destination.
CiscoASA.Rules.InterfaceType	String	The interface type. Can be "In", "Out", or "Global".
CiscoASA.Rules.IsActive	Boolean	Whether the rule is active.
CiscoASA.Rules.Interface	String	The name of the interface.
CiscoASA.Rules.Position	Number	The position of the rule.
CiscoASA.Rules.ID	String	The rule ID.
CiscoASA.Rules.Remarks	Unknown	A list of all rule remarks.
CiscoASA.Rules.Permit	Boolean	Whether the rule permits traffic from source to destination.
CiscoASA.Rules.DestService	String	The destination service.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceService	String	The source service.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceKind	String	One of AnyIPAddress, IPv4Address, IPv4FQDN, IPv4Network, IPv4Range, IPv6Address, IPv6FQDN, IPv6Network, IPv6Range, SecurityName, SecurityTag, interfaceIP, objectRef#NetworkObj, objectRef#NetworkObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.DestKind	String	One of AnyIPAddress, IPv4Address, IPv4FQDN, IPv4Network, IPv4Range, IPv6Address, IPv6FQDN, IPv6Network, IPv6Range, SecurityName, SecurityTag, interfaceIP, objectRef#NetworkObj, objectRef#NetworkObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceSecurity.kind	String	The type of the security group; SecurityName, SecurityTag, objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceSecurity.value	String	The value of the SecurityName or SecurityTag
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceSecurity.objectId	String	The object ID of objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.DestinationSecurity.kind	String	The type of the security group; SecurityName, SecurityTag, objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.DestinationSecurity.value	String	The value of the SecurityName or SecurityTag
CiscoASA.Rules.DestinationSecurity.objectId	String	The object ID of objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.User.kind	String	One of AnyUser, NoneUser, objectRef#LocalUserObjGroup, objectRef#UserGroupObj, objectRef#UserObj
CiscoASA.Rules.User.value	String	The user value.
CiscoASA.Rules.User.objectId	String	The object ID of the user.
CiscoASA.Rules.TimeRange.kind	String	The object reference type or the actual TimeRange value.
CiscoASA.Rules.TimeRange.value	String	The value of the time range.
CiscoASA.Rules.TimeRange.objectId	String	The object ID of the time range.

Command example#

!cisco-asa-create-rule destination=1.1.1.1 source=0.0.0.0/24 interface_type=Global permit=False destination_kind=IPv4Address source_kind=IPv4Network active=False service_kind=TcpUdpService service=tcp/cifs destination_service=tcp/citrix-ica destination_service_kind=TcpUdpService destination_security_kind=SecurityTag destination_security=1 source_security_kind=SecurityTag source_security=2 timerange=trUserTest user_kind=UserObj user=api

Context Example#

{
    "CiscoASA": {
        "Rules": {
            "Dest": "1.1.1.1",
            "DestKind": "IPv4Address",
            "DestService": "tcp/citrix-ica",
            "DestinationSecurity": {
                "kind": "SecurityTag",
                "value": "1"
            },
            "ID": "3152305802",
            "Interface": "",
            "InterfaceType": "Global",
            "IsActive": false,
            "Permit": false,
            "Position": 37,
            "Remarks": [],
            "Source": "0.0.0.0/24",
            "SourceKind": "IPv4Network",
            "SourceSecurity": {
                "kind": "SecurityTag",
                "value": "2"
            },
            "SourceService": "tcp/cifs",
            "User": {
                "kind": "objectRef#UserObj",
                "objectId": "api"
            }
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Created new rule. ID: 3152305802#
ID Source Dest Permit Interface InterfaceType IsActive Position SourceService DestService
3152305802 0.0.0.0/24 1.1.1.1 false Global false 37 tcp/cifs tcp/citrix-ica

ID	Source	Dest	Permit	Interface	InterfaceType	IsActive	Position	SourceService	DestService
3152305802	0.0.0.0/24	1.1.1.1	false		Global	false	37	tcp/cifs	tcp/citrix-ica

cisco-asa-delete-rule#

Deletes a rule.

Base Command#

cisco-asa-delete-rule

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
rule_id	The rule ID.	Required
interface_name	The name of the interface.	Optional
interface_type	The interface type. Possible values are: In, Out, Global.	Required

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cisco-asa-delete-rule rule_id=2152246838 interface_type=Global

Human Readable Output#

Rule 2152246838 deleted successfully.

cisco-asa-edit-rule#

Updates an existing rule.

Base Command#

cisco-asa-edit-rule

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
interface_type	The interface type. Possible values are: In, Out, Global.	Required
interface_name	The interface name.	Optional
rule_id	The rule ID.	Required
active	Whether the rule will be active. If True, will be active. Possible values are: True, False.	Optional
log_level	The log level of the rule.	Optional
position	The position the rule will be in. .	Optional
remarks	A list of remarks for the rule.	Optional
permit	True if the rule is a permit. Possible values are: True, False.	Optional
destination	The destination. Can be the value of an IPv4, an address block, or the name of a network object.	Optional
source	The source. Can be the value of an IPv4, an address block, or the name of a network object.	Optional
service	The service of the rule.	Optional
destination_kind	The destination address kind in the ace. Possible values are: AnyIPAddress, IPv4Address, IPv4FQDN, IPv4Network, IPv4Range, IPv6Address, IPv6FQDN, IPv6Network, IPv6Range, SecurityName, SecurityTag, interfaceIP, NetworkObj, NetworkObjGroup.	Optional
source_kind	The source address kind in the ace. Possible values are: AnyIPAddress, IPv4Address, IPv4FQDN, IPv4Network, IPv4Range, IPv6Address, IPv6FQDN, IPv6Network, IPv6Range, SecurityName, SecurityTag, interfaceIP, NetworkObj, NetworkObjGroup.	Optional
service_kind	The source service kind. Possible values are: AnyService, ICMP6Service, ICMPService, NetworkProtocol, NetworkServiceGroups, NetworkServiceObjects, TcpUdpService.	Optional
destination_service	The destination service value.	Optional
destination_service_kind	The destination service kind. Possible values are: AnyService, ICMP6Service, ICMPService, NetworkProtocol, NetworkServiceGroups, NetworkServiceObjects, TcpUdpService.	Optional
time_range	Object ID of for the time range object. Can be received with the command cisco-asa-list-time-range.	Optional
user	The object ID to the user. Can be one of LocalUserObjGroup, UserGroupObj, UserObj. Can be received with existing commands; cisco-asa-list-local-user-group, cisco-asa-list-local-user, cisco-asa-list-user-object.	Optional
user_kind	The type of the user. Possible values are: LocalUserObjGroup, UserGroupObj, UserObj.	Optional
source_security	Source security group in the ace. Possible values are SecurityName, SecurityTag and SecurityObjGroup. Can be received with the existing command cisco-asa-list-security-object-group.	Optional
source_security_kind	The source security type. Possible values are: SecurityName, SecurityTag, SecurityObjGroup.	Optional
destination_security	Destination security group in the ace. Possible values are SecurityName, SecurityTag and SecurityObjGroup. Can be received with the existing command cisco-asa-list-security-object-group.	Optional
destination_security_kind	The destination security type. Possible values are: SecurityName, SecurityTag, SecurityObjGroup.	Optional

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
CiscoASA.Rules.Source	String	The rule's source.
CiscoASA.Rules.Dest	String	The rule's destination.
CiscoASA.Rules.InterfaceType	String	The interface type. Can be "In", "Out", or "Global".
CiscoASA.Rules.IsActive	Boolean	Whether the rule is active.
CiscoASA.Rules.Interface	String	The name of the interface.
CiscoASA.Rules.Position	Number	The position of the rule.
CiscoASA.Rules.ID	String	The rule ID.
CiscoASA.Rules.Remarks	Unknown	A list of all rule remarks.
CiscoASA.Rules.Permit	Boolean	Whether the rule permits traffic from source to destination.
CiscoASA.Rules.DestService	String	The destination service.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceService	String	The source service.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceKind	String	One of AnyIPAddress, IPv4Address, IPv4FQDN, IPv4Network, IPv4Range, IPv6Address, IPv6FQDN, IPv6Network, IPv6Range, SecurityName, SecurityTag, interfaceIP, objectRef#NetworkObj, objectRef#NetworkObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.DestKind	String	One of AnyIPAddress, IPv4Address, IPv4FQDN, IPv4Network, IPv4Range, IPv6Address, IPv6FQDN, IPv6Network, IPv6Range, SecurityName, SecurityTag, interfaceIP, objectRef#NetworkObj, objectRef#NetworkObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceSecurity.kind	String	The type of the security group; SecurityName, SecurityTag, objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceSecurity.value	String	The value of the SecurityName or SecurityTag
CiscoASA.Rules.SourceSecurity.objectId	String	The object ID of objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.DestinationSecurity.kind	String	The type of the security group; SecurityName, SecurityTag, objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.DestinationSecurity.value	String	The value of the SecurityName or SecurityTag
CiscoASA.Rules.DestinationSecurity.objectId	String	The object ID of objectRef#SecurityObjGroup.
CiscoASA.Rules.User.kind	String	One of AnyUser, NoneUser, objectRef#LocalUserObjGroup, objectRef#UserGroupObj, objectRef#UserObj
CiscoASA.Rules.User.value	String	The user value.
CiscoASA.Rules.User.objectId	String	The object ID of the user.
CiscoASA.Rules.TimeRange.kind	String	The object reference type or the actual TimeRange value.
CiscoASA.Rules.TimeRange.value	String	The value of the time range.
CiscoASA.Rules.TimeRange.objectId	String	The object ID of the time range.

Command example#

!cisco-asa-edit-rule rule_id=3371063501 interface_type=Global active=True

Context Example#

{
    "CiscoASA": {
        "Rules": {
            "Dest": "5.5.5.5",
            "DestKind": "IPv4Address",
            "DestService": "tcp/citrix-ica",
            "DestinationSecurity": {
                "kind": "SecurityTag",
                "value": "1"
            },
            "ID": "3371063501",
            "Interface": "",
            "InterfaceType": "Global",
            "IsActive": true,
            "Permit": false,
            "Position": 30,
            "Remarks": [],
            "Source": "0.0.0.0/24",
            "SourceKind": "IPv4Network",
            "SourceSecurity": {
                "kind": "SecurityTag",
                "value": "2"
            },
            "SourceService": "tcp/cifs",
            "User": {
                "kind": "objectRef#UserObj",
                "objectId": "api"
            }
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Edited rule 3371063501#
ID Source Dest Permit Interface InterfaceType IsActive Position SourceService DestService
3371063501 0.0.0.0/24 5.5.5.5 false Global true 30 tcp/cifs tcp/citrix-ica

ID	Source	Dest	Permit	Interface	InterfaceType	IsActive	Position	SourceService	DestService
3371063501	0.0.0.0/24	5.5.5.5	false		Global	true	30	tcp/cifs	tcp/citrix-ica

cisco-asa-list-network-objects#

Gets a list all configured network objects.

Base Command#

cisco-asa-list-network-objects

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
object_name	A comma-separated list of network object names for which to get the network.	Optional
object_id	A comma-separated list of object IDs for which to get the network object.	Optional

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
CiscoASA.NetworkObject.ID	String	The ID of the network object.
CiscoASA.NetworkObject.Host	String	The host information of the network object.
CiscoASA.NetworkObject.Description	String	A description of the network object.
CiscoASA.NetworkObject.Name	String	The name of the network object.

Command example#

!cisco-asa-list-network-objects object_name=Test_Lior

Context Example#

{
    "CiscoASA": {
        "NetworkObject": {
            "Host": {
                "kind": "IPv4Address",
                "value": "0.0.0.0"
            },
            "ID": "Test_Lior",
            "Name": "Test_Lior"
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Network Objects#
ID Name Host Description
Test_Lior Test_Lior kind: IPv4Address
value: 0.0.0.0

ID	Name	Host	Description
Test_Lior	Test_Lior	kind: IPv4Address value: 0.0.0.0

cisco-asa-create-network-object#

Creates a network object.

Base Command#

cisco-asa-create-network-object

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
object_type	The type of network object to create. Possible values are: IPv4, IP-Network.	Required
object_name	The name of the object to create.	Required
object_value	The value of the network object to create.	Required

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
CiscoASA.NetworkObject.ID	String	The ID of the network object.
CiscoASA.NetworkObject.Host	String	The host information of the network object.
CiscoASA.NetworkObject.Description	String	A description of the network object, if exists.
CiscoASA.NetworkObject.Name	String	The name of the network object.

Command example#

!cisco-asa-create-network-object object_name=HelloThereLiorSB object_type=IPv4 object_value=1.1.1.1

Context Example#

{
    "CiscoASA": {
        "NetworkObject": {
            "Host": {
                "kind": "IPv4Address",
                "value": "1.1.1.1"
            },
            "ID": "HelloThereLiorSB",
            "Name": "HelloThereLiorSB"
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Network Objects#
ID Name Host Description
HelloThereLiorSB HelloThereLiorSB kind: IPv4Address
value: 1.1.1.1

ID	Name	Host	Description
HelloThereLiorSB	HelloThereLiorSB	kind: IPv4Address value: 1.1.1.1

cisco-asa-list-interfaces#

Gets a list of all interfaces.

Base Command#

cisco-asa-list-interfaces

Input#

There are no input arguments for this command.

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
CiscoASA.Interface.ID	String	The interface ID.
CiscoASA.Interface.Name	String	The interface name.
CiscoASA.Interface.Type	String	The type of interface.

Command example#

!cisco-asa-list-interfaces

Context Example#

{
    "CiscoASA": {
        "Interface": [
            {
                "ID": "-1",
                "Name": null,
                "Type": "Global"
            },
            {
                "ID": "GigabitEthernet0_API_SLASH_0",
                "Name": "outside",
                "Type": "In"
            },
            {
                "ID": "Management0_API_SLASH_0",
                "Name": "inside",
                "Type": "Out"
            }
        ]
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Interfaces#
Type ID Name
Global -1
In GigabitEthernet0_API_SLASH_0 outside
Out Management0_API_SLASH_0 inside

Type	ID	Name
Global	-1
In	GigabitEthernet0_API_SLASH_0	outside
Out	Management0_API_SLASH_0	inside