CISCO NOT SECURE !! LETTING NETWORKS OPEN UP NOT HAPPY!!
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09-22-2020 03:11 PM - edited 09-22-2020 03:12 PM
ok
I have an ASA 5506x router set up with various vlans
I have various pc's on the vlans and an out side connection
I have have set up NAT for various service
and set up the firewall access lists to prevent communication to different vlans unles I enable the rules to allow commincations
but I having a real strange thing happing
I have disabled the firewall access rules to stop vlan1 talking to vlan 7 and
and stop vlan 7 talking to vlan1
when these rules are enabled It stops me pinging to that network and it stops FTP access to that network/vlan
BUT !!!
if i type \\10.10.2.31 from my vlan 1 network... i can access sharesd on my DMZ vlan7 server ???
likewise if i type \\192.168.1.31 from my DMZ Server (vlan7) I can access my server on my 192.168.1.31 server
what is going on how can these networks communicate with each other when the access list is disabled
to block each vlan in access list I am using IP deny / allow is this correct ? if the default is block for each vlan surly unless I allow it should block access across each vlan
any help will be much appreciated
regards John
