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Hi, I can't believe no one has asked this question previously, but I"ve done a dilligent search to no avail. There are some posts saying that they need outbound filtering, but it seems to me that it is already present in the LAN side of the Firewall rules. I added rules to pass DNS, HTTP, HTTPS, etc... to the lan firewall rules and disabled the default outbound rule permitting all traffic. Once I applied the new settings, all traffic out ceased, even on ports I had specifically enabled. Is there something I'm missing here? I based this off of similar configs I've done on Watchguard boxes so I thought it would be a piece of cake, but I feel like a total noob. Will post my relevant status.php info if needed or desired. Many thanks, Jason M. Collins p.s. to those wanting to know why I would want to do such a thing, it is the will of my client after one of his users' workstations became infected with a virus, sent out infected pornography to everyone in the address book, clogged mailboxes for hundreds of people, and crashed two corporate mailservers. So, he wants only necessary services to be available from here on out. As it's his servers, bandwidth, and PCs, I think he has every right to make it so. Thanks again, Jason |