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I was reading one of the threat reports from our FMC and nearly all of the high impact threats were blocked however I saw two that read "would have dropped" under the inline result column. Anyone else experience this and is it just a cosmetic bug or...
I have an ACL that I want to allow RDP from four specific IP addresses and block everything else. I still want to allow all other traffic though e.g. http, https, ssh, etc. Will I have to individually "permit" each of these services? I applied it ...
I have an MX84 that is currently in passthrough mode and behind a Cisco ASA and in front of a Cisco layer 3 switch. When in passthrough mode the MX sources all of its traffic out of the WAN interface which isn't helpful when it needs to reach the AD...
I have two spoke sites that cannot ping each other. They are able to ping the rest of my spoke sites but just not each other. The hub and spoke sites can all reach both of the spokes in question but for some reason they cannot get to each other. O...
@Richard Burts I thought about that too in terms of them being on the same subnet. Couldn't I just leave out the "permit" statements and leave the rest of the lines in? Those hosts would be able to access it anyways given that they are on the same ...
The RDP is from those 4 hosts to the subnet and is applied "in." After looking over it I'm thinking that this would be a better ACL for this. It would permit the 4 hosts while denying any other RDP requests and then it would match any other traffic ...