How do I open UDP port 123 thru the Cisco 1941 router

I am new in cisco, and I have one question about open UDP port 123. I have a 1941 router. I need to open UDP port 123 for 64.147.116.229 to one of my internal server (IP 192.168.0.1). Do I use the following? Thank you in advance.

permit udp 64.147.116.229 192.168.0.1 eq 123
weikiiroAsked:
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mrmozaffariConnect With a Mentor Commented:
You did it correctly ,Why ?
Oh just one :
To define a correct access list ; Your syntax is not correct,
Don't Forget Wild card or "Host"
Correct is :

permit udp 64.147.116.229 0.0.0.0 192.168.0.1 0.0.0.0 eq 123

OR

permit udp Host 64.147.116.229 0.0.0.0 Host 192.168.0.1 eq 123

They are same.



It is the structure of the Extended ACLs :

Permit/Deny Protocol [Source] [Destination]
or
for permit Rule :

Permit [protocol] [Source address] [Wild card mask] [eq] [port number] [Destination Address] [Wild card mask] [eq] [port number]

Best Regards,
Mozaffari.
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mrmozaffariCommented:
Correct ,But you also need to assign this access-list to an interface.
And also you have decide in which direction it has to assign.

As an example if your 64.147.116.229 is in the range for fast ethernet 0/1 and your Server 192.168.0.1 is in the range of Fast ethernet 0/0 then :

Conf t
ip access-list extended Test
exit
Interface fa0/1
access-group Test in

ctrl+z

Thats all.
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mrmozaffariCommented:
Sorry i have to correct my previous syntax :

Ip access-group Test in
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weikiiroAuthor Commented:
ic, thank you for your help mrmozaffari. for permit udp 64.147.116.229 192.168.0.1 eq 123, should the external Ip go first or internal ip? I need to establish a 2 way communication.
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