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ASA Firepower block browsers

Florin Barhala
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Level 6

Hi guys,

 

Does anyone know if it's possible to block using Firepower all browsers but one (let's say Chrome).

So in terms of old firewall rules way:

 Rule no1 - allow browser Chrome

 Rule no2 - deny any other browser

 

I found a hint (tracking User-Agent String) on this document using Cloud Security service, but I don't have this service/appliance.

 

Thanks,

Florin.

 

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Hi,
Using FTD and FMC 6.2.3 I've permitted internet access only using a specific browser. In the ACP rule you'd select the application (chrome, firefox etc) and then permit/deny as reequired. You obviously need the correct licensing.

HTH

Hello RJI,

 

Thanks for the input! Indeed I could find Chrome on the listed apps.

Allow Chrome.PNG

 

I have two questions:

1. Where should I add this : Mandatory or Default Rules? 

2. After I add it is there a such thing as Implicit Deny? Currently I have no other rule so I don't want to risk adding one rule then dropping everything else.

 

Thanks,

Florin.

Hi,
I'd place in mandatory, these are applied first before default rules.
You have a Default Action at the bottom of the ACP from there you can select the default action of Block/Trust/Network Discovery etc.
HTH

Nice, we are getting there!
Now let's dig into the next step:
1. As default action at the bottom I have a profile named IPS profile. This means adding just ONE rule in Mandatory field plays safe in regard to the overall traffic flow ?
2. I looked over web browser category, there're 49 listed today but there's no trace about the one I need to block, let's call it no 50. Do you think if I just add a 2nd rule of block any other web browser would it work for me ? If not a TAC case on Cisco could give me the signature to block "no 50"?

Thanks,
Florin.
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