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Answer42
Feb 28, 2020Aspirant
RBR50v2 Cisco ASA5505 ACL Rules
I have recently purchased the ORBI system. I have a Cisco ASA 5505 and i am unable to manage it or take advantange of additional services such as parrental controls. I have been digging through the...
Answer42
Feb 28, 2020Aspirant
Thank you for the response. I will go into more detail about my network.
I have a Motorola docsys 3.0 modem with a 100mb internet connection. I have an outside vlan for the modem, an inside vlan for the physically connected computers and finally I have a wireless vlan for the ORBI.
The problem i am having is that the Cisco ASA is blocking access to all the additional resources such as Circle, Netgear Armor, etc. I am also unable to manage the network remotely either.
I need to create firewall rules in my ASA to allow that connectivity to reach my wireless vlan and the ip address of the ORBI. It seems there is some kind of cloud service the device communicates with in order to manage it remotely. What are the IP addresses and ports associated to all the additional features?
I have internet access working, but if the outside services attempt to communicate with the ORBI directly they are denied.
Identified information:
Circle IP Address: 45.33.13.155 - reverse lookup download.meetcicle.com - TCP port 443, https
Bit Defender: 34.202.127.134 - reverse lookup nimbus.bitdefender.net - TCP port 443. https
Netgear Time Sever: 209.249.181.91 - reverse lookup time-b.netgear.com - UDP port 123
Netgear also has several IP, the range is 209.249.181.0 - 209.249.181.127
Do we know if Netgear uses Amazon CloudFront for these services?
FURRYe38
Feb 28, 2020Guru - Experienced User
Please review this. Might find some information that pertains to what your doing:
Any configurations with the Cisco appliance will need to contact Cisco about that.