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How do I block port 1080 ?

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Nov 30, 2001
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We'd like to block port 1080 using our PIX firewall.

I thought I was on the right track with "conduit deny" as follows:

conduit deny tcp any any eq 1080

and

conduit deny udp any any eq 1080

but, Morpheus keeps on coming through.

Thanks in advance for your help.

0000011111
 
HI.

What is the version of the pix?

Conduit normaly works for inbound connections, so you should try using access-list instead, or outbound and apply for old versions of the pix (4.x).

BTW - with conduit, the destination is the first parameter:
conduit deny tcp any eq 1080 any

If you wish to control outbound ports access, I suggest that you only allow what you want, instead of blocking specific ports. That way you'll end up with a more secure, efficient and logical access-list.

Bye
Yizhar Hurwitz
 
Thank you for the speedy reply.

The PIX 515 is verion 4.4(8).

Actually, the syntax I used first was as you stated i.e.

conduit deny tcp any eq 1080 any

but it still did not block access to 1080.

If I understand you correctly, I need to positively identify which outbound access I will allow as opposed to defining which outbound access I want to deny using Access Lists. Is this correct?

Thanks again for the help.

0000011111
 
Thanks Yizhar,

I'll use these references to hunt down the solution.

zerosandones
 
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