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Packet Capture on Cisco ASA

James Simpson
Level 1
Level 1

Hi All

Im looking to see what ports my devices are talking on outbound (the internet). I wanted to run a Packet capture for this

I created an object-group rfc1918

access-list CAP extended permit ip object-group rfc1918 any

capture CAPIN access-lits CAP interface inside-in

I was getting logs come through however it was giving me traffic travelling to other interfaces

so then I tried adding a rule above

access-list CAP extended deny ip object-group rfc1918 object-group rfc1918

That didnt seem to work

Now im not get any logs coe through on the capture buffer but yet it is filling

Please could someone advise

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Ganesh Hariharan
VIP Alumni
VIP Alumni

Hello James,

By applying 

access-list CAP extended deny ip object-group rfc1918 object-group rfc1918

You are denyin the same object in acl , what is there in that object rfc1918.considering the same set of ip address will be availble on this object group.

Hope it Helps..

-GI

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