Here's the pix screen, sanitized

I never set pix up and I have only used the ADSM interface. Not too familair with CLI although I am currently connected via hyperternmal.  Wlk me thru? I feel sort of dumb but I am please I got as far as I have in ADSM by comparing the two interfaces. So be nice to me!

In ASDM you can go under the Access Rules section and just do Add. You will then Add an ACL for an interface (you will chose it in the drop down when you do Add) and you can set the range of ports for tcp protocol for example there. It is intuitive.

Here is the guide for ACLs with ASDM http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/asdm/6_2/user/guide/aclrules.html#wp1168198

PK

Thanks for the help. But the intuitive part is where I'm stuck!

I go in and choose Security Policy--->Access Rules---->Add.  I have entered several other rules just fine here. but when i want to ad a specidic TCP port range??? I'm lost.

I see tcp protocal in the list to choose, and I even see source ports and destination ports in the table. But I can't modify these fileds.  So there is no way for me to customice the TCP entry.  And when i try creating a new group, it just does not make sense.

My pic is attached. How do I edit the range fields or create a custom TCP rule where I specify ranges??

I am attaching a snapshot of creating a rule with range of tcp port 78 to 79.

I think it should be clear now.

PK

Do I feel silly or what!!!  Thank you!

No problem, we are all learning.

Please rate helpful posts.

Rgs,

PK