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Mac-exempt int cut through proxy

andrewdipta
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Hi,

I'm using cut through proxy in my customer firewall. And I want to user mac-exempt for some PC to bypass authentication, but after I put PC's mac-address into mac-exempt, the PC still challenge by cut through proxy authentication.

mac-list aaa_mac_exempt permit 0021.5e53.119e ffff.ffff.ffff

mac-list aaa_mac_exempt permit 0005.9a3c.7800 ffff.ffff.ffff

aaa mac-exempt match aaa_mac_exempt

Anybody ever succeed using mac-exempt in cut through proxy configuration? As far as I known If we used mac-address filtering with multi hop neighbor, the source of mac-address will be changed everytime the packet crossed a neighbor right?

So how come this configuration could work?

thanks for your assistance.

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Nicolas Fournier
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi Andrew,

The source mac-address of the packet is indeed changed at each L3 hop.

If you want to use the mac-list for bypassing proxy-auth, you'll need the hosts to be in the same L3 network as one of the ASA interfaces.

Regards,

Nicolas

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