ASA Firewall - Switch question

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So I just picked up an ASA 5505 after having worked with a PIX 506E and I am just trying to get a better understanding of the VLANs and built in switch.
I have 2 devices plus a WAP all on the same subnet that I would like to connect to the ASA. So in order to do this, should I connect each device to a port and configure them on the same VLAN?
Do I need to use the "switchport access vlan" command for all three devices on all three ports to be able to talk to each other?
Or should I just go buy a $20 switch and plug it into the ASA and connect everything though that, lol :P
Thanks for the help.
I have 2 devices plus a WAP all on the same subnet that I would like to connect to the ASA. So in order to do this, should I connect each device to a port and configure them on the same VLAN?
Do I need to use the "switchport access vlan" command for all three devices on all three ports to be able to talk to each other?
Or should I just go buy a $20 switch and plug it into the ASA and connect everything though that, lol :P
Thanks for the help.
WGU PROGRESS
MS: Information Security & Assurance
Start Date: December 2013
MS: Information Security & Assurance
Start Date: December 2013
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ConstantlyLearning Member Posts: 445
I think the default config on the 5505 puts e0/0 in VLAN1 and e0/0 to e0/7 in VLAN2.
If you're configuring it manually from scratch then you can just do it yourself with the commands you mentioned."There are 3 types of people in this world, those who can count and those who can't" -
Nobylspoon Member Posts: 620 ■■■□□□□□□□
Sounds like those factory defaults are just what I was looking for. I bought it used and I was just trying to reconfigure the corrent setup but I think I will go ahead and restore those settings instead. Thanks for the help.WGU PROGRESS
MS: Information Security & Assurance
Start Date: December 2013