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Configuring Multiple Contexts
Table 1-1 Resource Names and Limits

Resource

Rate or
Name Concurrent
asdm Concurrent
2
conns Concurrent
or Rate
hosts Concurrent
inspects Rate
mac-addresses Concurrent
routes Concurrent
vpn burst other Concurrent
vpn other Concurrent
ssh Concurrent
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Minimum and
Maximum
Number per
Context System Limit
1 minimum 32
5 maximum
N/A Concurrent connections:
See the
Feature Licenses Per
Model" section on
page 1-1
connection limit
available for your model.
Rate: N/A
N/A N/A
N/A N/A
N/A 65,535
N/A N/A
N/A The Other VPN session
amount for your model
minus the sum of the
sessions assigned to all
contexts for vpn other.
N/A See the
Feature Licenses Per
Model" section on
page 1-1
VPN sessions available
for your model.
1 minimum 100
5 maximum
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Description
ASDM management sessions.
Note
TCP or UDP connections between any two
"Supported hosts, including connections between one
host and multiple other hosts.
for the
Hosts that can connect through the ASA.
Application inspections per second.
For transparent firewall mode, the number of
MAC addresses allowed in the MAC address
table.
Dynamic routes.
The number of site-to-site VPN sessions
allowed beyond the amount assigned to a
context with vpn other. For example, if your
model supports 5000 sessions, and you assign
4000 sessions across all contexts with vpn
other, then the remaining 1000 sessions are
available for vpn burst other. Unlike vpn
other, which guarantees the sessions to the
context, vpn burst other can be
oversubscribed; the burst pool is available to
all contexts on a first-come, first-served basis.
"Supported Site-to-site VPN sessions. You cannot
oversubscribe this resource; all context
assignments combined cannot exceed the
for the Other model limit. The sessions you assign for this
resource are guaranteed to the context.
SSH sessions.
Configuring Multiple Context Mode
ASDM sessions use two HTTPS
connections: one for monitoring that
is always present, and one for making
configuration changes that is present
only when you make changes. For
example, the system limit of 32
ASDM sessions represents a limit of
64 HTTPS sessions.