06-05-2023 11:44 PM
Hallo,
I have a few C1100 routers that seem to have some UDP ports open. Unless I disable the protocols e.g. NTP, the port are as below after an nmap scan:
123/udp open ntp
161/udp open snmp
500/udp open isakmp
Our SP says that there is currecntly no real security issue but it opens us to of course future problems. Could anyone have an idea/solution to this problem without disabling any of the protocols?
Thanks.
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06-05-2023 11:57 PM
Hello @abc1235,
Implement ACLs on the routers to restrict access to these open UDP ports. By carefully defining source and destination IP addresses, you can limit the exposure of these services to trusted entities while blocking unauthorized access.
06-05-2023 11:57 PM
Hello @abc1235,
Implement ACLs on the routers to restrict access to these open UDP ports. By carefully defining source and destination IP addresses, you can limit the exposure of these services to trusted entities while blocking unauthorized access.
06-06-2023 02:01 AM
ip access-list extended 100
deny udp any eq 123 any
eny udp any any eq 123
deny udp any eq 161 any
deny udp any any eq 161
deny udp any eq 500 any
deny udp any any eq 500
permit ip any any
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interface <connect to ISP>
ip access-group 100 IN
here you disable any packet with this port number come from ISP to your router
06-06-2023 04:02 AM
Thanks so much M02@rt37 and @MHM Cisco World. That actually solves the issue!
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