Incoming direction on the Pix interfaces

Access-group of statements always apply an ACL to an interface with the command "in the interface. The Pix docs say "this filter incoming packets to the given interface. I would like a clear definition of what's arrival. My understanding, according to the logic of the access lists that I have made a request, this incoming is-bound traffic in the interface of the Pix of the connected subnet. So for the following interfaces, traffic entering the following subnet provenance

outdoor - traffic from the Internet

inside - traffic from inside Lan

DMZ - traffic coming from the DMZ

I just wanted to check that, because it's contrasted with IOS router configs. My understanding is the following:

Outside the s0 interface - incoming list applies to incoming traffic from the Internet

Inside interface e0/0 - incoming list applies to incoming traffic traffic vs subnet towards inteface as in my example of Pix inside.

If someone could verify this, point me to a link or correct my examples?

Thank you

RJ

1. Yes, to filter incoming traffic in the interface

2 traffic can originate from anywhere, that is to say of many jumps/subnets away or directly connected before it hits the interface, but it moves to the interface. Same logic on pix and router.

3. Yes, to filter traffic leaving the interface

4 Yes, traffic position away from the router to the connected subnet or a destination of many jumps far (PIX has no more outgoing ACL)

Steve

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