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General Discussion / Re: Firewall rule to block all incoming internet traffic to IP inside LAN
« on: November 06, 2018, 01:17:29 am »
Hey guys. Sorry for the delay but I can only stay late every other week when I don't have my kids to work on this stuff.
Any way, I tried applying this rule again and only succeeded in blocking the laptop that I was working on instead of the IP address I was tying to block. Not sure how the heck that happened as my laptop is getting a DHCP address and is completely different from the static IP address I blocked in the rule........... yet the "blocked" PC can still access the web and ping outside.
The rule is simple, and was placed as a "floating" rule.......
PROTO SOURCE PORT DESTINATION PORT GATEWAY
IPV4 172.19.0.11/24 * * * *
This rule blocks my laptop (172.19.0.104/24) but does NOT block 172.10.0.11/24.
Now how does that happen?
Any way, I tried applying this rule again and only succeeded in blocking the laptop that I was working on instead of the IP address I was tying to block. Not sure how the heck that happened as my laptop is getting a DHCP address and is completely different from the static IP address I blocked in the rule........... yet the "blocked" PC can still access the web and ping outside.
The rule is simple, and was placed as a "floating" rule.......
PROTO SOURCE PORT DESTINATION PORT GATEWAY
IPV4 172.19.0.11/24 * * * *
This rule blocks my laptop (172.19.0.104/24) but does NOT block 172.10.0.11/24.
Now how does that happen?