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Thanks for watching. Create an outside->inside zone pair, create a class map that matches the traffic you want to allow, create a policy map that passes (pass) instead of inspecting (inspect) the traffic, then apply the policy map to the zone pair. A pass action is only one direction. May I suggest that instead of allowing traffic into your network that you configure a DMZ for your web server(s) and only allow traffic destined for the web server into the DMZ.
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You´ve just performed the best video ABOUT FIREWALL ZBPF that I could find. thank you so amuch, you explain things in a very clear, efficient and acuraccy way. Thank you once again.
Wow, thanks! I'm hoping to do a group on DevNet soon.
extremely informative! thank you so much!
My pleasure. Thank you for taking the time to let me know.
Hello, and how do I permit traffic from outside to inside? Lets say I have a web server inside and I want to access the web site from outside. Thanks
Thanks for watching. Create an outside->inside zone pair, create a class map that matches the traffic you want to allow, create a policy map that passes (pass) instead of inspecting (inspect) the traffic, then apply the policy map to the zone pair. A pass action is only one direction.
May I suggest that instead of allowing traffic into your network that you configure a DMZ for your web server(s) and only allow traffic destined for the web server into the DMZ.