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Telnet not working on Cisco WSA

ezzaariyouness
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Hello everyone, 

I have a Cisco WSA S395 version 15.1.0 that I'm not able to lunch telnet from it  .

For example, I'm able to ping a website on the internet but not able to do telnet on port 443.

Internet, it's joinable from the WSA.

Can you please help solve this issue. 

Best regards

Younes

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balaji.bandi
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For example, I'm able to ping a website on the internet but not able to do telnet on port 443.

This was not clear - are you able to ping from WSA ?

ping work on different way, Telnet to port 443 work on different way ?

check any firewall in the path make sure WSA IP have access ?

may be try different interface if you like to try :

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security/web-security-appliance/117986-qa-wsa-00.html

 

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Yes, I'm able to ping the website from the wsa .

the flux is opened on the firewall, the issue that I'm not able to lunch telnet.

 the issue is the was not able to lunch telnet.

Can you post the output what error you getting ?

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Proxy_WSA.png

what is the next path ? any firewall ?

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amojarra
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Hello @ezzaariyouness 

As Balaji mentioned , it is best to check the upstream device, 

here are couple of test please :

[1] since you can ping, most probably the routes are correct, can you try to check access to port 80, meaning that telnet to example.com port 80.

[2] it is best to have a PCAP in WSA. to see which part you are getting declined,  most probably you are not getting the SYN-ACK back. if it is so, you need to check the upstream device (firewall or upstream proxy) to see if they are blocking the HTTP/HTTPS or redirecting the return path. 

 

 

Regards,

Amirhossein Mojarrad

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