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| PIX - Object Grouping for quick and easy ACL's. |
| Sunday, December 03, 2006 |
It is recommended to read Access Control Lists and Content Filtering before reading this: http://tazforum.thetazzone.com/viewtopic.php?t=3848
When configuring access and rules for the PIX, if you have a lot of servers, protocols, ICMP filtering and networks that you need to configure access lists for, pretty soon creating individual ACL’s will become a very complicated thing; for this reason Cisco have created the Object Group feature.
Object Grouping is supported by version 6.2 and later of the PIX Operating System.
Object grouping allows you to group together the following:
Network – to group hosts and subnets
Protocol – to group IP protocols such as TCP, UDP etc
Service – to group port numbers, hence services
ICMP-type – to group ICMP types
After creating a group, you can apply an access list to everything that is in the group.
TAZ Forum :: A Computer, Gaming, and Social Network Community of Friends :: View topic - PIX - Object Grouping for quick and easy ACL's. |
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