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From: MIKE DONOFRIO (MIKE.DONOFRIOdesertschools.org)
Date: Fri Jul 06 2001 - 11:33:23 CDT

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    Just FYI

       Using ACL's does limit the information you get to the Syslog server compared to what you would get using Conduits. Cisco was supposed to be working on a fix for it. On Revisions of code before 5.3.1 you would just get Protocol XX (ie 6,17,1) and no port.. At least after 5.3.1 you get TCP,UDP... I have contacted Cisco several times on this issue and I get the "Next Release" responce :) Anyone know if this is fixed in 6.0?

    Regards,
    Mike D'Onofrio

    > Our PIX does not indicate source or destination ports
    > perhaps because the "IP spoof" criteria was already
    > triggered in its logic chain, denying the packet and
    > making a syslog entry.

    It's been my experience that the PIX will not provide port information if
    the packet is blocked by an ACL. However, it *will* provide port
    information if the packet is blocked because there is no "conduit"
    allowing the traffic.

    I'm not sure if the spoof detection mechanism supercedes this.

    Hope this helps.

    -Blake

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