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Blocking access to http management interfaces.

chadinplac
s there a way to use the firewall rules to block access to a specific ip or range of ip destinations from specific vlan interfaces?
From what I have read it seems that you have to use web filtering to block access to specific websites once web surfing is allowed at the firewall rules.


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    If you are passing traffic through the Web Proxy, then manually created firewall rules will have no effect on that web traffic, either allow or deny.  The proxy creates hidden firewall rules that have precedence over manually created rules.

    You either need to block in the setup of the Web Proxy or use the transparent mode skiplist (transparent mode only) to exempt traffic from/to certain IPs from using the Web Proxy, which would then allow manual firewall rules to work.
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