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By default nothing is allowed inbound from the wan on the ASA. Essentially you would create a firewall rule with the ip addresses/networks you want to allow as the source and the ip addresses you want them to access as the destination. &nbsp;Then specify the ports in that same rule.
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By default nothing is allowed inbound from the wan on the ASA. Essentially you would create a firewall rule with the ip addresses/networks you want to allow as the source and the ip addresses you want them to access as the destination.  Then specify the ports in that same rule.

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Thank you, can you assist with how to do that on the ASA via GUI or Cmd Line?
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Thank you, can you assist with how to do that on the ASA via GUI or Cmd Line?

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Jack Murphy

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Perfect, Thank you. &nbsp;Much Appreciated
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Need to setup a Cisco Asa 5500 to allow only certain ip4 addresses in from the wan to the lan on ports 5060, 5061 tcp and udp. &nbsp;I want to block all other ip4 addresses from the was trying to access port 5060, 5061 tcp udp from the wan to the lan
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Need to setup a Cisco Asa 5500 to allow only certain ip4 addresses in from the wan to the lan on ports 5060, 5061 tcp and udp.  I want to block all other ip4 addresses from the was trying to access port 5060, 5061 tcp udp from the wan to the lan

Help with SIP firewall rules on Cisco ASA 5505 Allowing certain ip4 addresses access to 5060 5061 and the remainder of ip4 addresses from the wan blocked trying to access 5060 5061 on udp and tcp.

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