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auditing the Symantec Enterprise Firewall

Subject: auditing the Symantec Enterprise Firewall
Date: Thu, 26 Aug 2004 10:36:15 +1000


Hi,
If someone out there has happened to use this firewall I was hoping you
could provide some assistance.
I am in the process of auditing this FW for a customer and after a ruleset
dump I have noticed the following. This is an example:

Rule #19 : Internal - DMZ : all* cifs* dns_tcp dns_udp kerberos_auth_88
kerberos_auth_88TCP login* nbdgram* netbios_137_udp netbios_138_udp ntp
ping* TCP_All_Ports TCP135 etc..etc..etc...


Now my question(s) are: You notice the all*... what does this imply? Does it
imply ALL TCP and ALL UDP??? If so, is there a reason why there are all
these other ports listed after it. If you look further in the rule it allows
TCP_ALL_Ports... what is the deal with that? Whats the point of allowing all
and then specifying the ports.... or is it saying, " Allow all of the
following...."//hmm....

Is this a case of shoddy setup or is this normal? I don't have the luxury or
time of testing it out so I have to go on this ruleset dump. The all* is not
a configurable protocol, group protocol or anything either. I am really
confused so any educated guesses if nobody knows would be appreciated.
Also, lastly what does the * mean next to the protocol? It appears on a few
of them, but not all even when there is only one port configured for it. I
could understand a protocol NetBIOS/SMB* which includes all the
137,138,139,445 etc... but not for say login which is 513 to my
understanding..
Please let me know if I can provide any further info.
Thanks in advance for any help.

chrrs,
grant

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