It depends on what you classify as the inside of your network. If your using RFC 1918 address (private) than you will need to do some type of NAT translation to get to your inside. Private addresses are not routable on the internet.
But if you define the inside of your network as routable addresses than that line will work assuming that you add an "access-list xxx" to the beginning of the line. XXX is a valid extended access list number.
Shoot some more info to the list and we will get you squared up.
Darrell
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Travis Rabe writes:
If I only want to allow communication from one IP outside of my network to
one IP inside of my network for udp, is this the right way to write the
rule?
permit udp host ou.si.de.ip any host in.si.de.ip eq 123
where 123 is the port number
Thanks,
Travis
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