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Allow HTTPS traffice through 2811 router

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drew1701d

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Hi, I'm a general newbie to the Cisco world, how do I check to see whether or not HTTPS traffic is allowed through our router. Yes the obvious current problem is http traffic is going through but https traffic is not
Please let me know the commands I need to add to the config to allow https traffic. Thanks In Advance
 
It sounds like you have an ACL configured on an interface. To verify if you passing HTTPS just add this line to your current ACL:

access-list 100 permit tcp any any eq https

If you aren't using numbered ACL's and are using "named", then use:

permit tcp any any eq https

Once you have this done, issue the following command:

show access-list

You should see the number of packets matching the ACL lines.

 
bell1996, thanks looked at the config and realized what was the problem the access-list 100 permit any eq 443 was there, but it was after the access-list 100 deny ip any any log
Since deny takes precidence I saw where the screw up was
I copy and pasted the config and placed the deny last and all is well! Thanks
 
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