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ASA Migration - TCP/UDP source port rules not migrated
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11-05-2018 08:34 PM
Noticed that many rules with source ports defined are not migrated over.
Instead, it creates a service only for the destination port/range and allows all ports through.
Below are a few rules. Is it a known behavior?
The first two allowed all udp and tcp ports > 1023
The third rule allowed all TCP ports
access-list OUT2IN extended permit udp any4 eq domain any4 gt 1023
access-list OUT2IN extended permit tcp any4 eq ftp-data any4 gt 1023
access-list OUT2IN extended permit tcp any4 eq ftp-data any4
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11-07-2018 01:05 AM
Not currently supported. Will add a feature request for this.
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11-07-2018 07:12 AM
Is there a solution to work around this in Expedition? I am also experiencing this issue
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