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Inbound Blocking

EdDe Sousa

I'm trying to get the firewall to block inbound connections. I can not get it to block anything inbound. I have attached a screenshot of the rule I have in place at the top of the policies. This did work with UTM 9.

Has anyone else seen this happening?



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    I have investigated this myself a little further. It seems the the placement of rules within iptables when creating rules is the issue. It seems that the rules that XG puts into iptables takes precedents over user rules. When I manually add a rule to iptables I can block inbound connections. At this poin blocking countries or access to other services is not happening when using the web interface.
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    I have investigated this myself a little further. It seems the the placement of rules within iptables when creating rules is the issue. It seems that the rules that XG puts into iptables takes precedents over user rules. When I manually add a rule to iptables I can block inbound connections. At this poin blocking countries or access to other services is not happening when using the web interface.
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