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06-29-2022 12:10 AM
Hi
We have a cisco ftd configure via fmc.
We have a guest ADSL connection configured via Flexconfig PBR to route the guest subnet 10.10.251.0/24 to ADSL GW.
Now i have a requirement to exclude 2 ip addresses from the 251 range from the flexconfig PBR.
Need assistance how i can achieve it.
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06-29-2022 04:33 AM
Just the ACL configuration.
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06-29-2022 01:14 AM
check this guide : ( remove related config related to IP subnet you looking to remove) so it used default route
https://integratingit.wordpress.com/2021/04/18/ftd-policy-based-routing/
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06-29-2022 02:57 AM
I am assuming you have an ACL that is matching on the traffic that is to be sent to the guest subnet? If so, then it is just a matter of adding deny statement at the top of that ACL for the two IPs you want to exclude and then deploy.
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06-29-2022 03:59 AM
Hi Marius,
You are correct, i have one subnet in one ACL that is called-in to the Flexconfig.
From this same subnet i want to remove/axe two ip addresses to not get forwarded towards the ADSL GW.
So shall just add the two ip's in the same ACL with Actions as Block ?
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06-29-2022 04:10 AM
Correct, just add the two IP in the same ACL with block action, above the permit rule (this is important), and you should be good.
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06-29-2022 04:25 AM
Thanks Marius. I will do as directed.
However, do i not have to touch anything in the flexconfig part ?
Only ACL changes will suffice right ?
Thanks once again
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06-29-2022 04:33 AM
Just the ACL configuration.
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07-02-2022 01:37 AM
Thank Marius.
It worked.
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06-29-2022 09:07 AM
For PBR, the Flexconfig policy references the ACL. so changing the ACL suffices to change the net behavior of the Flexconfig policy
