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acl from host-inside to host-dmz

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spillo3000

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how can i apply an acl entry to permit traffic from host A to host B in another subnet through my pix firewall version 6.1(4).i think access-list inside-in permit tcp host A.B.C.D host A.B.E.F 0.0.0.0 eq 139, but it doesn't function. i must remove host.....?
 
You also need to apply the access-list to the interface.

access-group inside-in in interface inside

Chris.

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no, what command can i use to pass traffic between host a e b, ....access-list inside-in permit tcp host A.B.C.D host A.B.E.F 0.0.0.0 eq 139,from host to host.
 
You need to create an access list to allow traffic from one host to another (or one network to another);

access-list spongebob permit tcp host_A host_B eq <port>

and then apply it to the interface.

access-group spongebob in interface inside

Chris.

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ERROR: Global address,mask <a.b.c.51,a.b.d.3> doesn't pair,
this is the error when i write the command

access-list inside-in permit tcp a.b.c.51 a.b.d.3 eq 139
...

 
i understand host a.a.a.a. host v.v.v.v. thank you very much...
 
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