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Port 22 allowed by L7 Rule: Web and URL Filtering

Steytler
Level 1
Level 1

I'm trying to understand this order of operation.   Port 22 and 3389 are being permitted by this line in my ACL and affecting traffic from the Outside zone to Inside zone.  I imagine there are others, but this is where I am testing at the moment.

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Possible solutions:

  1. Add Zones to create a condition for the rule?

Many thanks,

Steytler

 

 

 

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hcalderon
Level 1
Level 1

Hello  Steytler,

The  firts line permit all, not  just  22 and  3389, why not  just  deny tcp 22 and  3389 and if  you need  permit all put in below  the deny ssh and  3389

Steytler
Level 1
Level 1

I was trying to understand why the traffic was passing through this rule.  This is a matter of understanding the order of operation and the reading a rule correctly.  No zones [any interface] and no source or dest [any any] then the traffic is punted to Snort for inspection by those rule sets.

The expectation is that the traffic would make it to the Default policy of Block.  And as I noodle through this with more of a fine tooth comb, the traffic getting all the way to the L7 policy is making more sense.

Any other comments and thoughts greatly appreciated.

 

 

 

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