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Allowing a range if IP addresses through an ASA using ASDM

Hello Experts,
I’m sure this is a lame rookie question, but I’m a total Cisco ASA rookie, so I’m going to ask it any ways.  We have a Cisco 5520 at work.  Some users are trying to test new software and things are not working.  I have contacted the vendor and they have said we need to open five different ranges of IP addresses.  I don’t know how to do this.  I’m using the Cisco ASDM because I can’t seem to find any of the access rules in the Cisco cli.
Here is what I think I need to do (again, this is from within the ASDM (sorry about that)):
1.      Create a new network object group that contains the IP ranges that the vendor said I need to allow through our firewall
2.      Go to the Advanced ¿ ACL Manager
3.      Create a new rule in the from_out section where the source is the group I created in step 1 and the destination is any.

Does this sound about right?

As always,
Nick
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We have users that are going to log into Skillsoft.com (which I believe is a web-based training site).  When they try to log in, the connection just stalls at the login screen.  I have contacted their support and sent them logs regarding our Java installation.  They have come back and asked that I open the following IP address on our firewall:

209.235.8.1 – 209.235.9.254
209.235.10.1 – 209.235.10.62
209.46.44.1 – 209.46.45.254
216.205.88.1 – 216.205.91.254
216.245.129.113 – 216.245.129.118


I hope this helps.