Re: OT:ASA

I must admit it is actually kind of nice to see documents floating around
the internet in your own words. It's nicer still when you get paid for them
though... :)

I'd start with a Cisco Press book (don't ask me which one as I haven't read
any Security ones recently) as they tend to have high quality authoring and
editing. Go to www.ciscopress.com and search for ASA.

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On Sun, Nov 29, 2009 at 7:18 PM, Wolf-Rock <ghopkins_at_wolf-rock.co.uk> wrote:
> Well I doubt that there is anything on the Internet in your own words, or
> you'd know about it :-)
> However Cisco do have a pretty comprehensive CLI reference guide for the
> ASA.
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> I guess the real question is: Why are you doing this? If its to learn then
> start with the Cisco documentation and ensure you understand what things do.
> If for some other reason then just use the Cisco documentation
>
> Graham
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> jack daniels wrote:
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>> Hi group,
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>> I have been assigned a project to write a book on ASA along with CLI
>> explanation in own words.If anything such available on internet please
>> suggest.
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>> Thanks a Lot
>> Regards
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