I saw the message coming from the built-in firewall in IOS 12.3(11)T2. I watched the site which the java applet was blocked from but it is quite respectable. Is there a way to trust that site?
Alex.
I saw the message coming from the built-in firewall in IOS 12.3(11)T2. I watched the site which the java applet was blocked from but it is quite respectable. Is there a way to trust that site?
Alex.
ip inspect name INTERNET-OUT http java-list 30 alert on audit-trail on
access-list 30 remark ### This is for the JAVA Inspect Code ### access-list 30 permit 19.17.2.166 access-list 30 permit 15.16.8.3
Obviously at the end of the ACL everything is denied. Can I know why the firewall is blocking http java traffic? Any reference?
Alex.
The statement
ip inspect name INTERNET-OUT http .....
blocks Java. That is what it does. Yes I know the name is confusing, me too.
You can optionally add an access list to permit some java traffic.
No special reference just the usual docs.
type java-list into the search bar on CCO.
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