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Cisco router zone based firewall

wayne loh
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Hi All,

Could anyone advise on the configuration of the port range port forwarding for the cisco zone based firewall? In face I have the sip trunk that required the range of port forwarding (16000-16511) to internal pabx system.

Many thanks.

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Dennis Mink
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Wayne typically RTP uses UDP on high ports 16384 - 32767, SIP and SIP_TLS use 5060 and 5061 respectively.

Cisco ASA can be configured to use SIP inspection, which means that the high ports do not have to be explicitly opened, but the ASA will open them dynamically, by inspecting the SIP signalling (at least that is the theory). 

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Hi,

This is a sample. In your ACLs you can specify the ports you are looking for. Seems that you are running on non-standard SIP.

ip access-list extended IN-OUT
 permit ip object-group TRUSTED-SUNBETS object-group TRUSTED-SUNBETS
!
ip access-list extended OUT-IN
 permit ip object-group TRUSTED-SUNBETS object-group TRUSTED-SUNBETS

class-map type inspect match-all IN-OUT
 match access-group name IN-OUT
class-map type inspect match-all OUT-IN
 match access-group name OUT-IN
!
policy-map type inspect IN-OUT
 class type inspect IN-OUT
  pass
 class class-default
!
policy-map type inspect OUT-IN
 class type inspect OUT-IN
  pass
 class class-default

!

zone security OUT
zone security IN

zone-pair security IN-OUT source IN destination OUT
 service-policy type inspect IN-OUT
zone-pair security OUT-IN source OUT destination IN
 service-policy type inspect OUT-IN
 
 int g0/0
 zone security member IN
 int g0/1
 zone security member OUT

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