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access-list acl_Outbound line 1 extended deny udp any eq 16470 any any<br />
access-group acl_Outbound in interface inside
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access-list acl_Outbound line 1 extended deny udp any eq 16470 any any
access-group acl_Outbound in interface inside

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Hi,<br />
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I need to block UDP port 16470 on ASA 5510 for a trojan. I have got internet coming from ADSL interface and want to block data going from users machine to the ADSL interface on UDP 16470 so that i can find out which PC has the trojan. How can i set the access rules?<br />
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I have tried setting ACL on ADSL (outgoing rules) but it blocks the internet. I was wondering where to set access list to block UDP port 16470.
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Hi,

I need to block UDP port 16470 on ASA 5510 for a trojan. I have got internet coming from ADSL interface and want to block data going from users machine to the ADSL interface on UDP 16470 so that i can find out which PC has the trojan. How can i set the access rules?

I have tried setting ACL on ADSL (outgoing rules) but it blocks the internet. I was wondering where to set access list to block UDP port 16470.

How to block UDP port 16470 on ASA 5510

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