Nat , firewall rules and geo block
sk8erbender
Posts: 74 Ally Member
Guys I have a question about NAT and firewall rules
Here is my NAT
Here is my firewall
The question is -
Do you need to make IPv4 destination to openvpn server, gateway and etc? Or just leave destination all and then goes the rules which I have ?
Here is my NAT
Here is my firewall
The question is -
Do you need to make IPv4 destination to openvpn server, gateway and etc? Or just leave destination all and then goes the rules which I have ?
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Although, use one firewall rule for all NATed services is possible.
But from security point of view, it's better add different firewall rule for dedicated server with services.
So that like this,
source: allowed source, destination: server 1 private IP, service 1(ex. TCP 80)
source: allowed source, destination: server 2 private IP, service 2(ex. TCP443)
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zyman2008 said:Although, use one firewall rule for all NATed services is possible.
But from security point of view, it's better add different firewall rule for dedicated server with services.
So that like this,
source: allowed source, destination: server 1 private IP, service 1(ex. TCP 80)
source: allowed source, destination: server 2 private IP, service 2(ex. TCP443)
U see that I have 1 rule for GEO
Then Geo block all
and then goes rules like you said - WAN to LAN source ANY destination server private IP service (ex TCP 80 )
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Oh i think i see now those rules below just does not work..
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