windoesnot
IS-IT--Management
Hello there.
Im very new to Cisco Pix, have spent a few hours working on a 506e model but have a few problems understanding how it works.
As I understand, the default factory configuration will allow all outbound traffic and block all inbound traffic. However, even without adding any access-list rules, I was able to perform web and email based activities without setting anything up. The ports I was using were 80, 25, 443 and 1677 (Groupwise).
What I ideally want to do is block all outbound and inbound traffic except for about 20 or so ports that we use.
I have done a some testing on some of the ACL's with both the PDM and Telnet CLI but nothing seems to stop this.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Im very new to Cisco Pix, have spent a few hours working on a 506e model but have a few problems understanding how it works.
As I understand, the default factory configuration will allow all outbound traffic and block all inbound traffic. However, even without adding any access-list rules, I was able to perform web and email based activities without setting anything up. The ports I was using were 80, 25, 443 and 1677 (Groupwise).
What I ideally want to do is block all outbound and inbound traffic except for about 20 or so ports that we use.
I have done a some testing on some of the ACL's with both the PDM and Telnet CLI but nothing seems to stop this.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.