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Hi again, I wonder that this is quite bad feature. If i have lets say 15 prod vlans + 1 mgmt vlan and i want to limit traffic to that mgmt vlan, so based on that what you tell i must to do incoming filtering for those 15 prod vlan? Br, Ville Ville Leinonen wrote: > Hi, > > Thank you for that information. > > Br, > > Ville > > Rasmus Fauske wrote: >> monowall at leinonen dot org skrev: >>> Hi all, >>> >>> I just setup my fw and i create some vlans. Now i have intresting >>> situation for my fw rules and interfaces. Lets say that i have >>> prodnet int >>> and mgmtnet int, now i want to make fw rule that allows telnet and ssh >>> from prodnet to mgmtnet and deny everything else. So my rules should be >>> like this (i also want there is no limitations for prodnet traffic)? >>> >>> prodnet: >>> Rule Proto Source Port Destination Port >>> Pass TCP prodnet * mgmtnet 22 >>> Pass TCP prodnet * mgmtnet 23 >>> Deny * * * mgmtnet * >>> Pass * prodnet * * * >>> >>> mgmtnet: >>> Rule Proto Source Port Destination Port >>> >>> But now some reason i can take eg http session from prodnet to >>> mgmtnet. Is >>> there some limitations for filtering or do i missunderstand something? >>> I running 1.21 version. >>> >> You can do it like this as m0n0 only check incoming traffic on the >> interface. >> > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: m0n0wall dash unsubscribe at lists dot m0n0 dot ch > For additional commands, e-mail: m0n0wall dash help at lists dot m0n0 dot ch > |