But still I can browse to facebook. The exact url is copied from my browser:

Home-ASA# test regex "http://www.facebook.com/"; ".*\.facebook\.com"
INFO: Regular expression match succeeded.

Home-ASA# sh access-list  acl-MAKE-JIMMY-WORK
access-list acl-MAKE-JIMMY-WORK; 1 elements; name hash: 0x947ef6ed
access-list acl-MAKE-JIMMY-WORK line 1 extended permit tcp any any eq www
time-range STUDY-TIME (hitcnt=23) 0xbe60f654
Home-ASA#


Home-ASA# sh time-range

time-range entry: STUDY-TIME (active)
   periodic weekdays 7:00 to 7:59
   periodic weekdays 8:00 to 10:00
   used in: IP ACL entry

Home-ASA# sh service-policy inspect http

Global policy:
  Service-policy: global_policy
    Class-map: inspection_default
      Inspect: http test_pmap, packet 83, drop 0, reset-drop 0
        protocol violations
          log, packet 0

Interface inside:
  Service-policy: policy-inside
    Class-map: class-NOSURF
      Inspect: http policy-INSPECT-HTTP, packet 1608, drop 0, reset-drop 0
        protocol violations
          packet 0
        class class-FIND-BANNED-URLS
          reset log, packet 0
Home-ASA#

Just to verify that it had nothing to do with my time-range I removed that
option in the acl. Now its just "permit tcp any any eq 80" but the "problem"
remains.

Br Jimmy

2010/2/8 Brandon Carroll <[email protected]>

> Jimmy,
>
> I think its your regular expression.  Look at what I did on the ASA:
>
> First I tested yours:
>
> ASA1# test regex www.facebook.com "*.facebook\.com.*"
> INFO: Regular expression match failed.
>
>
> Then mine:
>
> ASA1# test regex www.facebook.com ".+\.facebook\.com*"
> INFO: Regular expression match succeeded.
>
> Then a few others to test the path to other apps:
>
> ASA1# test regex www.facebook.com/reader ".+\.facebook\.com*"
> INFO: Regular expression match succeeded.
>
> ASA1# test regex www.facebook.com/farmville_app ".+\.facebook\.com*"
> INFO: Regular expression match succeeded.
>
> Finally I tested agains another site:
>
> ASA1# test regex www.cisco.com/ ".+\.facebook\.com*"
> INFO: Regular expression match failed.
>
> and
>
> ASA1# test regex www.google.com/ ".+\.facebook\.com*"
> INFO: Regular expression match failed.
>
> give that a try and see where you get.
>
> Regards,
>
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> On Sun, Feb 7, 2010 at 10:50 PM, Jimmy Larsson <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Hello
>>
>> Can anyone see why I am still able to surf to facebook from inside the ASA
>> with this config?
>>
>> time-range STUDY-TIME
>>  absolute start 07:05 08 February 2010 end 07:59 08 February 2010
>> !
>> access-list acl-MAKE-JIMMY-WORK extended permit tcp any any eq www
>> time-range STUDY-TIME
>>
>> class-map class-NOSURF
>>  match access-list acl-MAKE-JIMMY-WORK
>>
>>
>> regex gmail ".*mail\.google\.com.*"
>> regex googlereader "*.google\.com\/reader.*"
>> regex twitter "*.twitter\.com.*"
>> regex facebook "*.facebook\.com.*"
>>
>>
>> class-map type regex match-any class-map-JIMMYS-BANNED-SITES
>>  match regex twitter
>>  match regex facebook
>>  match regex googlereader
>>  match regex gmail
>>
>> class-map type inspect http match-all class-FIND-BANNED-URLS
>>  match request uri regex class class-map-JIMMYS-BANNED-SITES
>>
>> policy-map type inspect http policy-INSPECT-HTTP
>>  parameters
>>  class class-FIND-BANNED-URLS
>>   reset log
>>
>> policy-map policy-inside
>> # Other classes
>>  class class-NOSURF
>>   inspect http policy-INSPECT-HTTP
>>
>> Time-range is active:
>> Home-ASA(config-pmap)# sh time-range
>>
>> time-range entry: STUDY-TIME (active)
>>    periodic weekdays 7:00 to 7:59
>>    used in: IP ACL entry
>>
>> my acl gets hitcounts:
>> Home-ASA(config-pmap)# sh access-list acl-MAKE-JIMMY-WORK
>> access-list acl-MAKE-JIMMY-WORK; 1 elements; name hash: 0x947ef6ed
>> access-list acl-MAKE-JIMMY-WORK line 1 extended permit tcp any any eq www
>> time-range STUDY-TIME (hitcnt=1) 0xbe60f654
>>
>> My service-policy looks good:
>>
>> Home-ASA(config-pmap)# sh service-policy inspect http
>>
>> Global policy:
>>   Service-policy: global_policy
>>     Class-map: inspection_default
>>       Inspect: http test_pmap, packet 6895252, drop 68, reset-drop 0
>>         protocol violations
>>           log, packet 68
>>
>> Interface inside:
>>   Service-policy: policy-inside
>>     Class-map: class-NOSURF
>>       Inspect: http policy-INSPECT-HTTP, packet 1495, drop 0, reset-drop 0
>>         protocol violations
>>           packet 0
>>         class class-FIND-BANNED-URLS
>>           reset log, packet 0
>> Home-ASA(config-pmap)#
>>
>> And the service-policy looks good:
>>
>> Home-ASA(config-pmap)# sh service-policy inspect http
>>
>> Global policy:
>>   Service-policy: global_policy
>>     Class-map: inspection_default
>>       Inspect: http test_pmap, packet 6, drop 0, reset-drop 0
>>         protocol violations
>>           log, packet 0
>>
>> Interface inside:
>>   Service-policy: policy-inside
>>     Class-map: class-NOSURF
>>       Inspect: http policy-INSPECT-HTTP, packet 327, drop 0, reset-drop 0
>>         protocol violations
>>           packet 0
>>         class class-FIND-BANNED-URLS
>>           reset log, packet 0
>> Home-ASA(config-pmap)#
>>
>> Anyone?
>>
>> --
>> -------
>> Jimmy Larsson
>> Ryavagen 173
>> s-26030 Vallakra
>> Sweden
>> http://blogg.kvistofta.nu
>> -------
>>
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