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VPN filter on ASA for inboud and outbound traffic?

kashif.rana
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Hello Experts

 

IPSEC vpn filter ACL are applied for inbound traffic or outbound traffic only?

Also if no vpn filter ACL configured, then outbound traffic is allowed as per inside ACL?

Also if vpn filter ACL configured ( (whose last statement is deny ip any any), then outbound traffic is allowed as per inside ACL and then I have to allow same in vpn filter ACL also?

Also if no vpn filter ACL configured, then all inbound vpn traffic is allowed as per crypto map ACL?

 

Regards,

 

KR

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balaji.bandi
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You need show us your topology, how you designed.

 

The ACL requirements based on  requirement.

If the Outbound traffic coming in you need outside ACL to allow in

If the Connection going  from internal to external, you need ACL inside allow to outside.

 

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I have a flow inside(local) -> outside(remote), tunneled.I have the interface access-list (for example "inside_in") applied in interface "inside". But I also have a VPN-filter (whose last statement is deny ip any any)

When I permit the flow inside -> outside in interface access-list "inside_in", do I have to perform the same in VPN-filter?...or only in "inside_in" is enough and VPN-filter is only for flows originated in remote side?

VPN Filter rules are applied in the inbound direction, but the rules are applied bidirectional.

 

If you do not have a VPN Filter specified then what ever you permitted in your crypto map acl will be encrypted and therefore permitted.

 

Here is some useful links and examples which should address your questions:-

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

https://popravak.wordpress.com/2011/11/05/cisco-asa-vpn-filter-as-i-see-it/

 

HTH

Thanks. But how about below outbound traffic passing through vpn,

 

I have a flow inside(local) -> outside(remote), tunneled.I have the interface access-list (for example "inside_in") applied in interface "inside". But I also have a VPN-filter (whose last statement is deny ip any any)

When I permit the flow inside -> outside in interface access-list "inside_in", do I have to perform the same in VPN-filter?...or only in "inside_in" is enough and VPN-filter is only for flows originated in remote side?

VPN traffic is not filtered by interface ACLs < this is mentioned in one of the links I sent. So therefore if you want to filter traffic over the VPN you'd use the VPN Filter.

HTH