Hi all,

I've used conduits for a few years and recently converted my aged mind to
access-lists on the Pix.
When using conduits on a 3 interface pix for instance:

Everything allowed from DMZ to outside by default.
Apply conduit from DMZ to inside.
Still all traffic would be allowed from DMZ to outside.

With access-lists:

Everything allowed out from DMZ to outside by default.
Access-list applied to dmz in - to allow traffic from DMZ to inside.
Now all traffic from DMZ to outside is stopped by this access-list


My usual workaround is to add 2 lines to the end of the DMZ access-list
denying IP from any to all internal networks, and then permit IP from dmz to
any.
My only moan is the pain of removing and re-adding these two lines every
time you're adding one line during installation/troubleshooting. On top of
the fact that it seems to be a bodge.

Is there a better way of going about this??



Thanks,

Gaz




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