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dmz on cisco asa5510

donnie
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Hi all. I have configured internal/dmz/external interfaces on my asa5510. I am given a range of public ip by my isp. Eg would be an isp gave me a range of 203.112.224.0/24. Can i apply 203.112.224.240/28 to my dmz? Can access to this subnet be protected by firewall policies? Thks in advance.

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Jon Marshall
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Yes you can do this. As long as it is a part of the larger subnet allocated to you by your ISP then you can split it up however you want.

Jon

Hi Jon,

Sorry for late reply. Hence can my internal devices access dmz at the public ip address range 203.112.224.240/28? Thks in advance.

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