I might be blind/stupid, or it´s just because I am on my 11th hour of online
rackrental, but...

In Wb2 lab 16 task 1.5 it saids:

MPF
* There ar 2 FTP-servers on DMZ, 172.16.7.104 and 172.16.7.105
* They should be seen to the outside world as 200.13.24.100 and
200.13.24.105
* The FTP servers on the DMZ are using port 2121. Make sure outside networks
can FTP to servers in the DMZ
* Do no t allow FTP traffic outbound thru ASA to FTP server 200.13.6.100.

The heading for the task is MPF and the DSG does:
* 2 statics
* access-list denying ftp-traffic to 6.100, and permitting traffic to
24.104/105.
* class-map FTP, match access-list
* policy-map global_policy, class FTP, inspect ftp strict

So, why are we using MPF at all? My solution was just to:
* add those 2 statics for inbound traffic
* put a deny of outbound traffic to stop ftp to that outside ftp-host
200.13.6.100

What am I missing?

/J

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