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Allow printing from Lan based network printers to specific computers in DMZ
After having my previous question answered successfully:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27484317/Internet-access-for-computers-with-2-NICs-sitting-in-DMZ.html
I now need to allow the computers in the DMZ to print to IP printers that are on the regular network. One of them is a Canon (192.168.128.59) and the other is an HP (192.168.128.111). Looking at the print drivers, they are using RAW / 9100.
So far I have tried creating static ROUTEs for both printer IPs...same as was done in the initial setup in the question above. I have also added an ASA dmz rule to allow port 9100.
What else am I missing?
Thank you!
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27484317/Internet-access-for-computers-with-2-NICs-sitting-in-DMZ.html
I now need to allow the computers in the DMZ to print to IP printers that are on the regular network. One of them is a Canon (192.168.128.59) and the other is an HP (192.168.128.111). Looking at the print drivers, they are using RAW / 9100.
So far I have tried creating static ROUTEs for both printer IPs...same as was done in the initial setup in the question above. I have also added an ASA dmz rule to allow port 9100.
What else am I missing?
Thank you!
Can any of the computers in question view/discover these networked printers on the LAN? Can you post a sanitized copy of your running config?
ASKER
The current setup consists of:
DMZ computer I am testing on = 192.168.100.50
The computer has the following ROUTE command for communication with a server on the network
ROUTE -p ADD 192.168.128.10 MASK 255.255.255.255 192.168.100.1
(DMZ gateway (ISA) = 192.168.100.1)
I added the same ROUTE commands for the IP addresses of the printers (59, 111)
I have the following for the ASA:
access-list dmz_inside extended permit tcp host 192.168.100.50 any eq 9100
I also have an access rule in ISA to allow all traffic between all the required systems.
DMZ computer I am testing on = 192.168.100.50
The computer has the following ROUTE command for communication with a server on the network
ROUTE -p ADD 192.168.128.10 MASK 255.255.255.255 192.168.100.1
(DMZ gateway (ISA) = 192.168.100.1)
I added the same ROUTE commands for the IP addresses of the printers (59, 111)
I have the following for the ASA:
access-list dmz_inside extended permit tcp host 192.168.100.50 any eq 9100
I also have an access rule in ISA to allow all traffic between all the required systems.
And you have the following command entered(Im assuming)?
access-group DMZ_inside in interface DMZ
access-group DMZ_inside in interface DMZ
ASKER
yes
it is only a question of what is needed to get the printing to work...the setup is fine otherwise.
Thanks!
it is only a question of what is needed to get the printing to work...the setup is fine otherwise.
Thanks!
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How so? They are coming in from your trusted network(Inside).
ASKER
Just a general concern that I inadvertently open a security hole since this is not my area of expertise.
Thanks
Thanks
ASKER
I got it working by using advice that I found in other threads