4. Cisco FTD Access Control Policy

FTD access control policy is the first policy that we implement since it is the most normal policy that anyone configure in any firewall. With FTD ACL policy, we can, not only filter the traffic in layer 3 and layer 4, but many applications and micro-applications can be controlled through ACL policy. In this section we will only control traffic up to Layer 4.
full content in:
rayka-co.com/lesson/ftd-acces...

[@krishnatiwari2898]

Very good video bro

[@rayka-]

thanks you are welcome

[@JKKRISHN]

Very nice explanation.

[@rayka-]

thanks. you are welcome

[@saddamhossain-vq1wt]

really Excellent

[@rayka-]

thanks. welcome

[@cciecollabv2666]

Good
Pls next Video with DMZ Zones

[@rayka-]

thanks. OK

[@jvlajcic]

Hi, this is a really excellent video, thank you! I think enabling logging at both the beginning and the end of the connection though adds a lot of performance overhead for not much gain - is there a reason you don't just log "Blocks" at the beginning and "Allows" at the end?

[@rayka-]

thanks you are welcome. it is completely related to your application. for example in a bank, mostly they need to log every connection at the beginning and termination

[@jvlajcic]

@@rayka- Ah, that makes sense - thank you for the response!

[@rayka-]

@@jvlajcic you are welcome

[@cciecollabv2666]

Hello Majid
Any FTD Videos Down the Road

[@asadpoor]

Yes of course, but after holiday