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ASA Botnet Filter

kdietz
Level 1
Level 1

I have recently added the Botnet filter license to an ASA5510.  Im needing assistance with viewing the config and being able to know that it is working.  How can i test?  Thanks

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Here is a document that should get you started:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/vpndevc/ps6032/ps6094/ps6120/white_paper_c11-532091.html

If there are more questions after going through that doc, fell free to ask.

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johnlloyd_13
Level 9
Level 9

hi kevin,

here's some show commands as per my FIREWALL notes and a useful link that i've bookmarked.

usually the ASA will generate a syslog if a bad or infected machine is detected.

https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-8782

Commands to Verify Botnet Traffic Filtering Operation

Function                                Command Syntax

Dynamic database status        ciscoasa# show dynamic-filter updater-client

Connections filtered                ciscoasa# show dynamic-filter statistics

List infected hosts                  ciscoasa# show dynamic-filterreport infected-hosts

Top-n botnet activity                ciscoasa# show dynamic-filter top [infected-hosts | malware-ports | malware-sites]

Hi,

I have to enable botnet filter as well for one of our customer. So is it possible to enable botnet filter in monitoring mode only, means without dropping any traffic or impacting the production environment ?

Thanks

hi,

the answer is no. the ASA will intercept DNS queries and match it against the configured blacklist sites on its database and drops the traffic.

My filter was origanly set to monitor mode which wasnt dropping the malicous requests - Scenerio;  I have a DNS server where the filter is detecting as a malicouis host naking DNS requests.  My question is,  does this necessarily imply that the DNS server is infected or is it another host on my network using this DNS server for name resolution.

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