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Firewall Rule Configuration Examples

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Firewall Configuration Firewall Rule Configuration Examples 4 The Move Firewall Rules window opens. STEP 4 In the List of Available Firewall Rules table, check the box next the rule you want to reorder and select one of the following: • MoveUp: Moves the rule up one position. • MoveDown: Moves the rule down one position. • Move To: Moves the rule to a specified location. Enter the target index number to move the selected rule to. For example: A target index of 2 moves the rule to position 2 and moves the other rules down to position 3 in the list. STEP 5 When finished, you are returned to the IPv4 Firewall Rules page. STEP 6 Verify that the rules were reordered by choosing the appropriate source and destination the Zone drop-down menus and click Display Rules. Firewall Rule Configuration Examples Allowing Inbound Traffic to a Web Server Using the WAN IP Address Situation: You host a public web server on your DMZ. You want to allow inbound HTTP requests from any outside IP address. The inbound traffic is addressed to your WAN IP address but is directed to a web server. Solution: Create an inbound rule as follows: Parameter From Zone To Zone Service Action Source Hosts Internal IP Address External IP Address Value Insecure (WAN1) DMZ HTTP ALLOW always Any 192.168.5.2 Dedicated WAN Cisco SA500 Series Security Appliances Administration Guide 114

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Firewall Configuration
Firewall Rule Configuration Examples
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4
The Move Firewall Rules window opens.
STEP
4
In the List of Available Firewall Rules table, check the box next the rule you want to
reorder and select one of the following:
MoveUp
: Moves the rule up one position.
MoveDown
: Moves the rule down one position.
Move To
: Moves the rule to a specified location. Enter the target index
number to move the selected rule to.
For example: A target index of 2 moves the rule to position 2 and moves the
other rules down to position 3 in the list.
STEP
5
When finished, you are returned to the IPv4 Firewall Rules page.
STEP
6
Verify that the rules were reordered by choosing the appropriate source and
destination the Zone drop-down menus and click
Display Rules.
Firewall Rule Configuration Examples
Allowing Inbound Traffic to a Web Server Using the WAN IP Address
Situation:
You host a public web server on your DMZ. You want to allow inbound
HTTP requests from any outside IP address. The inbound traffic is addressed to
your WAN IP address but is directed to a web server.
Solution:
Create an inbound rule as follows:
Parameter
Value
From Zone
Insecure (WAN1)
To Zone
DMZ
Service
HTTP
Action
ALLOW always
Source Hosts
Any
Internal IP Address
192.168.5.2
External IP Address
Dedicated WAN