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ScreenOS Policy-Based Routing Commands Software Version 6.3.0.1.0.0.0.0

ScreenOS Policy-Based Routing Commands Software Version 6.3.0.1.0.0.0.0

Introduction This is a reminder for me where to find the commands because there is a bug in the web gui that means whenever you try to apply an action-group it will implement it with a next-hop address and next-hop

David Messenger 7th January 2016 Firewall, Juniper, Netscreen, Networking No Comments Read more

Domain Controller to Domain Controller through Non-NATing Firewall

Domain Controller to Domain Controller through Non-NATing Firewall

Introduction In most situations you are going to have VPN or private network to allow DC to DC traffic to work across the internet, in fact you would need either a VPN or private link as NAT would not allow

David Messenger 11th December 201511th December 2015 Active Directory, Firewall, Microsoft, Networking 2 Comments Read more

Juniper Netscreen Packet-Tracer Alternative (Debug Flow)

Juniper Netscreen Packet-Tracer Alternative (Debug Flow)

Introduction Thought I would write a quick one on this as I often need to look it up as it is incredibly helpful. Cisco ASA has the packet-tracer command for testing but netscreen firewalls have something a bit different. Debug

David Messenger 9th December 20159th December 2015 Firewall, Juniper, Netscreen, Security No Comments Read more

Modify ASA Startup Config

Modify ASA Startup Config

Introduction If you ever need to modify an ASA startup config for example if you are changing internet provider and need your wife to just reboot the device so it works with your new ISP’s PPPoE settings, here’s what you

David Messenger 26th November 201518th December 2015 ASA, Cisco, Firewall 1 Comment Read more

Cisco ASA regex blocking

Cisco ASA regex blocking

Introduction I was actually doing some research on DDOS attacks and what the ASA is capable of, when I came across this little known feature. Regex or regular expressions are used to match text strings or patterns in text. My

David Messenger 30th September 20153rd October 2015 ASA, Cisco, Firewall, Web Hosting, Wordpress No Comments Read more

NFSv3 Ports through a firewall

Introduction If you need to use NFS through any security boundary then you will need to know the ports for NFSv3 to add to your ACLs or firewall rule sets. Protocol NFS uses TCP and UDP Ports The standard ports

David Messenger 30th September 20153rd October 2015 Firewall, Linux, NFSv3, Security No Comments Read more

Cisco ASA SSH Public Key Authentication

Cisco ASA SSH Public Key Authentication

Introduction SSH is a truly great and secure protocol. We all know we should be using it instead of telnet right. Right, but are you using all of its amazing abilities? Probably not is my guess, cause I wasn’t for

David Messenger 25th February 201512th July 2021 ASA, Cisco, Firewall, PuTTY, Security No Comments Read more

Creating ASA Inspection Maps

Creating ASA Inspection Maps

Introduction There is confusion around exactly what class-maps, policy-maps and service-policies achieve on an ASA. When you take the time to look into and test, they are fairly easy to master and very powerful. Class Maps Class maps are used

David Messenger 22nd February 201525th February 2015 ASA, Cisco, Firewall, Security No Comments Read more
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