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#1
I resolved it with the rules you have cited, now I use these rules:
VLAN1

  • allow all traffic incoming from vlan control [vlan10]
  • block all traffic from others vlans [ ! vlan1]
  • allow all traffic incoming [to wan and beyond]
it works how i think it shuld be; thx
#2
Hi, i have a wrong setup because I do not have a segmentation on the vlans; i tried to add rules to blocks all traffic from others vlans and leave only the possibility to exit on the wan; but these rules never applied, and this default rule "let out anything from firewall host itself" is activated instead.
here a simple draw of the network:
https://ibb.co/3hngxpY
here the log on the activation rule:
vlan_SERVICE Oct 22 17:22:38 10.10.0.253 10.40.0.253 icmp let out anything from firewall host itself
the ping commnad i execute on a host on other vlan and I expected it to fail.
what settings should i see to restore vlan traffic isolation?
#3
General Discussion / Simple question on gateway
July 03, 2021, 07:33:22 PM
Hi, I am new on opnsense and I try to create a simple setup like this image
In this scenario i want to go out with LAN1 towards WAN1, and for this i create a Gateway with IP 192.168.10.1 relaunch pkgs towards default GW of WAN1, and relative rules on firewall to permit all traffic in and out, but this not work, i need something else? like loopback or virtualIP? Or I just wrong with my setup?
Sorry but i can not find some tutorial for that simple things. thx