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cannot block infected host

lcaruso
Level 6
Level 6

Need some help.

I cannot block an internal host with an smtp virus with an ACL denying all ip from that host to any.

I assume this is because the connections are already established. I've tried clear local-host on that internal address but didn't help.

How do I stop a host with established connections?

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Jouni Forss
VIP Alumni
VIP Alumni

Hi,

The ACL should be enough to block any new connections from the host towards any other interface on the ASA.

If you want to clear up a specific hosts connections then you could use

clear conn address

Or you can clear the translations for that host

clear xlate local

But to be honest I think the "clear local-host" command should already accomplish the same as above.

Have you confirmed that the block rule that you created is getting hits?

- Jouni

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Jouni Forss
VIP Alumni
VIP Alumni

Hi,

The ACL should be enough to block any new connections from the host towards any other interface on the ASA.

If you want to clear up a specific hosts connections then you could use

clear conn address

Or you can clear the translations for that host

clear xlate local

But to be honest I think the "clear local-host" command should already accomplish the same as above.

Have you confirmed that the block rule that you created is getting hits?

- Jouni

I tried clear-local host ip address all but the volume of traffic was so high it didn't stop everything until I used clear conn.

Thanks.

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