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19 Jun 2009 10:59 #56418
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Hi
Can anybody help or is it possible to do on 2800G router.
I want to allow RDP access to my home server on port 3389, I have opened this port in NAT, open ports and specified public ip to forward to private ip. But can I specify to allow traffic from a certain IP only? At the moment I have this port open to all IPs fron outside (not good security). For my other machines I have changed the default port to other than 3389 but would like to find a way to restrict access from ip ranges.
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Can anybody help or is it possible to do on 2800G router.
I want to allow RDP access to my home server on port 3389, I have opened this port in NAT, open ports and specified public ip to forward to private ip. But can I specify to allow traffic from a certain IP only? At the moment I have this port open to all IPs fron outside (not good security). For my other machines I have changed the default port to other than 3389 but would like to find a way to restrict access from ip ranges.
Thanks
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19 Jun 2009 11:19 #56421
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yes,
1. open the port
2 create a (data) rule to allow on the inbound source IP address to the destination and port
3. creat a rule straight after the previous one that drops all inbound addresses to your server and destination port.*
I actuall have an explicit drop all to my server at the end of my rulset just incase I forget, and it's tidier.
1. open the port
2 create a (data) rule to allow on the inbound source IP address to the destination and port
3. creat a rule straight after the previous one that drops all inbound addresses to your server and destination port.*
I actuall have an explicit drop all to my server at the end of my rulset just incase I forget, and it's tidier.
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19 Jun 2009 12:27 #56424
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Hi
Thanks for the reply, I have tried that but still getting access even if I block all.
What I did, open port 3389 for wan>int ip
Filter setup, data filter, filter rule 1 - pass immediately, direction IN, source ip, no ports specified, destination ip, port 3389 for start and end.
filter rule 2 - block if no further match, direction IN, source any, destination, wan ip port 3389.
I have several wan ip's available but I use NAT, as internally I use private IPs.
Thanks for the reply, I have tried that but still getting access even if I block all.
What I did, open port 3389 for wan>int ip
Filter setup, data filter, filter rule 1 - pass immediately, direction IN, source ip, no ports specified, destination ip, port 3389 for start and end.
filter rule 2 - block if no further match, direction IN, source any, destination, wan ip port 3389.
I have several wan ip's available but I use NAT, as internally I use private IPs.
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19 Jun 2009 12:30 #56425
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make sure the rulset(s) are linked together. If that doesn't help post screenshots please.
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