What Is a Firewall ?
•A firewall is an access control device that looks at the IP packet,compares with policy rules and decides whether to allow, deny or take some other actions on the packet .
ASA Overview
• ASA = Adaptive Security Appliance that runs Adaptive Security Algorithm
• Stateful architecture is about flows or connections, not packets
o Most effective with TCP, UDP, and ICMP
o TCP is the main reason for deploying a stateful firewall
• Acts as a segregation gateway between networks, enforcing selective connectivity policies
• Tracks all packets as part of a stateful connection; blocks packets not part of a connection, and performs atomic security checks
• Performs network address translation (NAT); applies NAT to embedded application protocol data
• Inspects some application traffic flows for higher level protocol conformance and deep-packet inspection
• Integrates with other solutions (Unified Communications technologies, scansafe, etc.)
•A firewall is an access control device that looks at the IP packet,compares with policy rules and decides whether to allow, deny or take some other actions on the packet .
ASA Overview
• ASA = Adaptive Security Appliance that runs Adaptive Security Algorithm
• Stateful architecture is about flows or connections, not packets
o Most effective with TCP, UDP, and ICMP
o TCP is the main reason for deploying a stateful firewall
• Acts as a segregation gateway between networks, enforcing selective connectivity policies
• Tracks all packets as part of a stateful connection; blocks packets not part of a connection, and performs atomic security checks
• Performs network address translation (NAT); applies NAT to embedded application protocol data
• Inspects some application traffic flows for higher level protocol conformance and deep-packet inspection
• Integrates with other solutions (Unified Communications technologies, scansafe, etc.)

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