Hello,
I just started HyperTerminal and came to a blinking cursor.
I pressed enter on my keyboard and came to a command prompt - pixfirewall>
PIX to deny outbound traffic from using a particular port, 27374 for example?
How might I also configure the PIX to allow traffic to exit a certain port, 80 for example?
- Type "enable" (without the quotes).
- Enter password.
- Type "configure terminal " (maybe? I don't know)
The above steps 1,2,3,4 are the format I would most appreciate if anyone knows what I mean.
How anyone could NOT know what I mean is beyond me, lol, but some people seem to enjoy deliberately confusing me. For example I ask how to protect outgoing traffic in a case where one inadvertently picks up a keylogger and a response is "Don't install keyloggers...."
Anyway, a busy friend of mine took a few minutes to suggest that I figure out the deny any any and allow any any commands. I don't know if this is the way or if there is a better way and either way I was not able to figure out the "any any" command yet.
I prefer to use the command line from HyperTerminal if possible but
If anybody out there could possibly help me by spelling out, step by step from the initial pixfirewall> prompt, how I can configure to deny traffic exiting port 27374 (a common Trojan port) and also allow traffic to exit port 80 I would GREATLY appreciate the time it takes you.
Thanks
PS: To those that have helped me so far, Walter, BK, Bolger, DrSpock.. What was over my head is now becoming clearer and I truly appreciate your help. Thank you so much.