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connect through a remote connection using the Management IP (MIP) address of
the ASA cluster. To view the IP addresses assigned to each ASA 310-FIPS device
in the cluster, use the
/info/isdlist
command.
login:
admin
Password: <enter the admin user password>
Alteon iSD SSL
Software version 9.0
2. Delete the ASA 310-FIPS ASA 310-FIPS (iSD) and choose to reset the HSM
cards.
>> Main#
/boot/delete
Are you sure you want delete the iSD? (y/n)
y
Do you want to clear the HSM card(s) as well? (y/n) [y]:
(press ENTER to accept resetting the HSM cards)
3. Insert the HSM-SO iKey associated with HSM card 0 in the card with flashing LED
and provide the correct password.
Remember that each HSM card requires inserting the specific HSM-SO iKey that
was used when initializing that particular HSM card. This holds true even if you use
the same password for both HSM-SO iKeys that are used on one ASA 310-FIPS
device.
(continued)
Verify that HSM-SO iKey (purple) is inserted in card 0 (with
flashing LED).
Hit enter when done.
Enter the current HSM-SO password for card 0:
4. Insert the HSM-SO iKey associated with HSM card 1 in the card with flashing LED
and provide the correct password.
Again, make sure that you insert the correct HSM-SO iKey, as each HSM card
requires the specific iKey that was used when the card was first initialized.
(continued)
Verify that HSM-SO iKey (purple) is inserted in card 1 (with
flashing LED).
Hit enter when done.
Enter the current HSM-SO password for card 1:
iSD 192.168.128.185 deleted. Logging out.
The ASA 310-FIPS device is now removed from the cluster and reset to its factory
default settings. Both HSM cards are also reset, which means that all sensitive
Troubleshooting the AVG
140 User Guide April 2013
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