So, I am really struggling with this.
I have 3 LAN interfaces, I am simple trying to block traffic between all of them. But it doesn't appear to be that simple.
On interface LAN, I am putting the following rules
BLOCK source ALL to destination LAN2 net ALL SERVICES
BLOCK source ALL to destination LAN3 net ALL SERVICES
I am doing the same on all interfaces for the respective networks. This seems to stop ICMP traffic, however I can still hit the router login page at the LAN2 and LAN3 gateway address from LAN1, so clearly for some reason this is not blocking HTTP/HTTPS traffic.
What am I missing here?
Thanks
There is an anti-lockout rule in the automatically generated rules. It can be disabled via "Firewall: Settings: Advanced" - but be careful not to lock yourself out.
Quote from: meyergru on February 12, 2025, 11:33:36 AMThere is an anti-lockout rule in the automatically generated rules. It can be disabled via "Firewall: Settings: Advanced" - but be careful not to lock yourself out.
Thanks, I thought it might be the anti lockout rule but couldnt disable.
I will disable on all except the LAN interface.
Thanks