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01-29-2008 07:39 AM - edited 03-11-2019 04:55 AM
If I had a server on the DMZ with a static nat, could someone give me a rough example of what the access list line would look on the firewall AND outside router if I wanted to allow anyone from the Internet to ping it and have it reply.
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01-29-2008 07:46 AM
Generaly from Internet to DMZ you need permit ICMP echo (ping) and from DMZ to Internet you need to permit ICMP echo-reply (ping respose)
On firewall
access-list out_dmz permit icmp any host Public_IP_of_server echo
access-list dmz_out permit icmp host private_IP_of_server any echo-reply
On router it should be similar in the direction public - private echo in the direction private - public echo-reply
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01-29-2008 07:46 AM
Generaly from Internet to DMZ you need permit ICMP echo (ping) and from DMZ to Internet you need to permit ICMP echo-reply (ping respose)
On firewall
access-list out_dmz permit icmp any host Public_IP_of_server echo
access-list dmz_out permit icmp host private_IP_of_server any echo-reply
On router it should be similar in the direction public - private echo in the direction private - public echo-reply
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01-29-2008 12:37 PM
I'm not sure I understand the placement of the firewall access-lists since there is the outside interface and the dmz interface where the server resides. Can you explain that better? Thank you.
