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asa 5510 outbound mmark751969 03-11-2008
---> Re: asa 5510 outbound tweaked540@gmai ..03-11-2008
Posted by mmark751969 on March 11, 2008, 10:54 am
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Concerning the asa 5510. It seems that the asa 5510 firewall does not
permit all inside out by default(i've worked with other firewalls that
do). If i want to allow a specific tcp port out. I assume then that
i'll need an access list to do it. Just verifying this either way.
Thanks

Posted by tweaked540@gmail.com on March 11, 2008, 4:23 pm
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> Concerning the asa 5510. It seems that the asa 5510 firewall does not
> permit all inside out by default(i've worked with other firewalls that
> do). If i want to allow a specific tcp port out. I assume then that
> i'll need an access list to do it. Just verifying this either way.
> Thanks

Mark,

I just finished setting up one of these and I ran into the same
findings that all inside traffic is not allowed by default. To see
what rules you need to configure, definitely checkout the live logs on
the ASA in the monitoring section. It will help create those rules.

-Peter

Posted by mmark751969 on March 11, 2008, 7:23 pm
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wrote:
>
> > Concerning the asa 5510. =A0It seems that the asa 5510 firewall does not=

> > permit all inside out by default(i've worked with other firewalls that
> > do). =A0If i want to allow a specific tcp port out. =A0I assume then tha=
t
> > i'll need an access list to do it. =A0Just verifying this either way.
> > Thanks
>
> Mark,
>
> I just finished setting up one of these and I ran into the same
> findings that all inside traffic is not allowed by default. =A0To see
> what rules you need to configure, definitely checkout the live logs on
> the ASA in the monitoring section. =A0It will help create those rules.
>
> -Peter

Thanks. By live logs. Where are these and where do i get access to
them. Thanks

Posted by CK on March 12, 2008, 6:00 am
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ASA and PIX by default . the 1st and last rule is

Src Dst Port Allow/Drop
Any Any Any Drop


You need to create access list and then apply to any interface as
access-group to make the inside host outside.


Rgds...CK

Posted by tweaked540@gmail.com on March 17, 2008, 11:27 am
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> wrote:
>
>
>
>
> > > Concerning the asa 5510. It seems that the asa 5510 firewall does not
> > > permit all inside out by default(i've worked with other firewalls that
> > > do). If i want to allow a specific tcp port out. I assume then that
> > > i'll need an access list to do it. Just verifying this either way.
> > > Thanks
>
> > Mark,
>
> > I just finished setting up one of these and I ran into the same
> > findings that all inside traffic is not allowed by default. To see
> > what rules you need to configure, definitely checkout the live logs on
> > the ASA in the monitoring section. It will help create those rules.
>
> > -Peter
>
> Thanks. By live logs. Where are these and where do i get access to
> them. Thanks

Go to the Monitoring tab, Under Features go to logging, select live
log and view.

-Peter

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