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07.23.2008 at 03:57PM PDT, ID: 23590498 | Points: 500
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Allow access for a Group of Ports

Asked by rbamburg in Network Software Firewalls, Network Routers, Networking Hardware

Tags: Cisco, Router, ASA5505

I know how to all access for a single port but how would I give access for a port range?

I am working with SIP Extensions and need to allow udp ports as follows:

10000-20000
5004-5037
5039-5082

Can thes be put into a group and then give the group access?  If so, can you supply me with the commands to do it.

The attached code is what I use for a single port.
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static (inside,outside) tcp interface sip 192.168.20.12 sip netmask 255.255.255.255
[+][-]07.24.2008 at 05:35AM PDT, ID: 22078356

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