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#1 BajoB

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Posted 04 May 2012 - 11:41 PM

Hello



I have a question about access-list logging for return traffic. I have ASA firewall with two interfaces: inside and outside. I have access-list on outside interface that allows specific traffic. I also have access-list on my inside interface that permits any any with logging informational configured.



When I use real-time log viewer with acl hash to see only syslog messages 106100 for ACL on inside interface I also see permitted return traffic. Is that normal behavior of ACL logging?



Example



192.168.1.1 -----[ASA]----- 192.168.2.1



Outside interface ACL:


permit any 192.168.2.0 eq 80



Inside interface ACL:


permit any any log



When I use show conn command I can see connection from outside to inside with flags UIOB. But when I look real-time log viewer for inside ACL I also see that traffic is matched on ACL and hit counter for ACL is also increased.



Will my return traffic be permitted if I put deny 192.168.2.0 eq 80 any statement on the top of ACL on inside interface?



Thank you for the answer



BR







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