03-02-2010 08:31 AM - edited 03-11-2019 10:16 AM
Hi,
I've got the following on my pix:
access-group inside in interface inside
Which way is "in". If I imagine myself sitting inside the pix and looking out of the port, which way should I consider "in", especially related to traffic, let's say coming from the inside network going to a dmz.
Thanks
Dan
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03-02-2010 08:34 AM
dan_track wrote:
Hi,
I've got the following on my pix:
access-group inside in interface inside
Which way is "in". If I imagine myself sitting inside the pix and looking out of the port, which way should I consider "in", especially related to traffic, let's say coming from the inside network going to a dmz.
Thanks
Dan
Dan
In is traffic arriving on that interface coming to the pix. So if you were sitting inside the pix the above would be for traffic coming from the inside and entering the inside interface - coming to you basically.
Out is traffic leaving the interface and going away from you.
Jon
03-02-2010 08:34 AM
dan_track wrote:
Hi,
I've got the following on my pix:
access-group inside in interface inside
Which way is "in". If I imagine myself sitting inside the pix and looking out of the port, which way should I consider "in", especially related to traffic, let's say coming from the inside network going to a dmz.
Thanks
Dan
Dan
In is traffic arriving on that interface coming to the pix. So if you were sitting inside the pix the above would be for traffic coming from the inside and entering the inside interface - coming to you basically.
Out is traffic leaving the interface and going away from you.
Jon
03-02-2010 08:43 AM
Thanks Jon. I appreciate it.
Dan
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