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Cisco WLC 5508 - ACL Permit-Deny

Riimeister
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Level 1

I have created an ACL rule in WLC where the goal is:
ip source: 10.20.116.0 / 255.255.255.0
dest: 10.0.0.0 / 255.0.0.0 (deny)

as I show like this.

Riimeister_0-1739349183314.png

the current result is,
dest to 10.20.111.240 (example) deny/reject
but the problem is that access to the internet (http and https) is also not possible.

what I need is ip source 10.20.116.0 dest http,https (internet) is permit

is there something wrong with the rule I created?

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Solved, Thank @Flavio Miranda !
i try change the DNS on DHCP Scope segment 10.20.116.0/24 like this

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@Riimeister 

Use protocol any. You never know when the traffic towards internet will be TCP or UDP and DNS also use both TCP and UDP.

FlavioMiranda_0-1739352389838.png

 

ok, so i try to change protocol tcp and udp to any become like this in below, right?

Riimeister_0-1739354371117.png

 

Thank u salim!

For traffic to internet leave protocol and port as any.  If you use TCP and HTTP/HTTPS, you are going to permit internet access only to web page, which is not correct. 

 leave protocol and port as any. 

ok, so for sequence 2-3 I delete the tcp and udp protocols? leave protocol and port as any, so that internet traffic runs?

Correct 

Dont forget to apply the ACL to the Dynamic interface 

Thank u for help! sure i will apply ACL to dynamic Interfaces!  i will test 

 

I've tried it and the result is,

ping to google dns 8.8.8.8 works (permit)
ping to internal access 10.x.x.x (deny) - works
but, internet access is still not running even though the result of pinging google dns 8.8.8.8 works.

here the result of Traceroute

IMG_3537.jpeg

This is DNS problem. 

 Try to resolve

nslookup www.google.com

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result nslookup to google by name and ip

 

You have no DNS response. 

You need to check you DNS. What you can do for testing is manually config 8.8.8.8 as DNS on your machine

 

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