02-23-2016 08:00 AM - edited 03-17-2019 05:58 AM
Hi all,
A have a CUBE directly connected to a SIP ITSP, there is no firewall between the ITSP and the CUBE.
Is it possible to place a Cisco ASA between the CUBE and ITSP? Any ideas on the config?
Thanks
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02-23-2016 04:59 PM
Geovani,
as far as I am aware, Cisco has no best practice that stipulates that a CUBE cannot be behind a ASA/Firewall. or that it has to be behind a firewall.
If you do sit it behind a FW/ASA it is easier to implement security towards your CUBE. The implication is that it might break SIP signalling if you are not careful because of NAT and deep packet inspection.
so really, there is no wrong or right here.
02-23-2016 08:10 AM
You could an ASA in front of the CUBE, but why...?
GTG
02-23-2016 09:10 AM
Hi Gordon,
I have a client who is changing their network design so they can have an ASA between CUBE and provider. What is Cisco's best practice?
02-23-2016 04:59 PM
Geovani,
as far as I am aware, Cisco has no best practice that stipulates that a CUBE cannot be behind a ASA/Firewall. or that it has to be behind a firewall.
If you do sit it behind a FW/ASA it is easier to implement security towards your CUBE. The implication is that it might break SIP signalling if you are not careful because of NAT and deep packet inspection.
so really, there is no wrong or right here.
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