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Extended ACl with Split Tunnel

williamehmke1
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Can you run an extended ACL with a Split Tunnel? 

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pjain2
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

yes you can

access-list split permit ip <pool subnet> <mask> <local subnet> <mask>

thanks PJain. Also can you define access through the extended ACL by explicit system IP and port or can you only define access by IP subnet?

you can use vpn-filter along with split-tunnel if in case you want to allow only certain port based traffic.

http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security/pix-500-series-security-appliances/99103-pix-asa-vpn-filter.html

thanks i have the filter set yet i still can't route to the system i have defined in the filter and the ACL

please put in the config for the filter and the ip address you are trying to access and the pool subnet.

also share the split tunneling acl

this is the ACL I have defined. I am also using this as my filter. I am trying to access the 10.59.x.x network and all the others listed in the acl. MY VPN pool is 10.112.xxx.xxx but I defined the ACL with any for testing purposes

 

access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL remark Connection to system
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL extended permit tcp any host 10.1xx.x.x eq 20105
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL remark Connection to system
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL extended permit tcp any host 10.1xx.x.x eq 20106
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL remark Connection to server
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL extended permit object-group Windows_File_Shares any host 10.5x.x.x
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL remark Connection to server
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL extended permit ip any host 10.5x.x.x
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL remark Connection to system
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL extended permit udp any host 10.12.x.x range 135 139
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL remark Connection to system
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL extended permit tcp any host 10.12.x.x range 135 netbios-ssn
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL remark Connection to system
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL extended permit tcp any host 10.12.x.x eq 445
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL remark Connection to system
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL extended permit tcp any host 10.1xx.x.x eq 20105
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL remark Connection to system
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL extended permit tcp any host 10.1xx.x.x eq 20106
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL remark Connection to system
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL extended permit tcp any host 10.1xx.x.x eq www
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL remark Connection to system
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL extended permit tcp any host 10.1xx.x.x eq 9080
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL remark Connection to system
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL extended permit tcp any host 10.1xx.x.x eq www
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL remark Connection to system
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL extended permit tcp any host 10.1xx.x.x eq 9080
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL remark Connection to system
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL extended permit tcp any host 10.12.x,x
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL remark ping to servername
access-list XX_SPLIT_TUNNEL extended permit icmp any host 10.5x.x.x

 

do not use same acl for both vpn-filter and split-tunneling acl.

define an extended acl for vpn-filter

Thank you for your help. Creating separate ACL's for split-tunneling and vpn-filter worked