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1. ASA inside and outside interfaces cannot act as trunk interfaces to support multiple VLANs. What this mean for CS is that multiple guest networks cannot be trunked to the inside interface. So in order to support VPC, some alternate needs to be thought out for deploying ASA. The same applies to outside interface as well implying that a single public subnet can be used with ASA deployments. See http://goo.gl/rZPFx^{Image Removed}
2. ASA outside interface ip cannot be used in any NAT rule. This means that source NAT ip allocated to a guest network in CS cannot be used as ASA outside ip.

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