Cisco Cisco Catalyst 6500 Series 7600 Series ASA Services Module Notas de publicación
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Release Notes for the Cisco ASA Series REST API, Versions 1.1(x)
Open and Resolved Bugs
ASA REST API 1.1(1)
Released: March 23, 2015
The following table lists the new features for ASA REST API Version 1.1(1).
Open and Resolved Bugs
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in this product and other Cisco hardware and software products.
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in this product and other Cisco hardware and software products.
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Table 2
New Features for ASA REST API 1.1(1)
Feature
Description
Token-based authentication (in
addition to existing basic
authentication)
addition to existing basic
authentication)
Client can send log-in request to a specific URL; if successful, a token is returned (in
response header). Client then uses this token (in a special request header) for sending
additional API calls. The token is valid until explicitly invalidated, or the idle/session
timeout is reached.
response header). Client then uses this token (in a special request header) for sending
additional API calls. The token is valid until explicitly invalidated, or the idle/session
timeout is reached.
Limited multiple-context support
The REST API agent can now be enabled in multi-context mode; the CLI commands can
be issued only in system-context mode (same commands as single-context mode).
be issued only in system-context mode (same commands as single-context mode).
Pass-through CLI API commands can be used to configure any context, as follows.
https://<asa_admin_context_ip>/api/cli?context=<context_name>
If the
context
parameter is not present, it is assumed that the request is directed to the
admin
context.
Application Protocol inspection
We added support for the following inspections:
DNS over UDP
HTTP
ICMP
ICMP ERROR
RTSP
DCERPC
IP Options
Connection limits
We added support for the connection limits feature.
Backup and restore
We added support for the backup and restore feature.
NTP
We added support for NTP configuration.
write memory
We added support for saving the running configuration (write memory).