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why it can surf internet in this case

martlee2
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in ASA access rule

Rule 1   deny any source address to destination 192.168.1.254

Rule 2   permit any source address to destination 192.168.1.0/24

 

why it can still surf internet when it deny from outside to gateway ?

why there is rule 2? doesn't all traffic meet rule 1 ?

i am confused about this setting when troubleshooting apple tv can not watch or Buy with UDP

 

 

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ROHIT SHARMA
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Hi,

 

This set of 2 rules simply allows access to all ip addresses in 192.168.1.0/24 subnet except 192.168.1.254.

"why it can still surf internet when it deny from outside to gateway ?"

for this you have paste ur config here. normally surfing internet should mean "to outside" not from outside.

"why there is rule 2? doesn't all traffic meet rule 1 ?"

check first line.

It'll be helpful you could elaborate your scenario.

 

Thanks,

Rohit

After search,router do not edit source ip address and port

then this make me understand why it can go to rule 2 

but i am confused which outside port it use to come back

 

does it mean that the gateway only use inside port, not include outside port?

if so, this make sense

does it mean that the udp traffic can come back from another different outside port ,not from the original outside port which initial apple tv?

does it mean to use another different inside port to send udp traffic?

so that the path go out and go in are actually two different path?

so conclusion is that asa is not the device to block the traffic of apple tv?

what security reason to make it to deny any ip address ip protocol traffic to 192.168.1.254 ?

Hi,

Its very diffilcult to understand your problem here.

Is ASA the default gateway for your internal network?

Or there is a router connected to outside interface of ASA?

Can you define your network diagram here?

Also, it would be helpful if you paste ASA config here.

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