Access Control List not working on AX7501-B1

CloudByte · December 20

Hello Community

I own a AX7501-B1 and have configured two VLANs:

VLAN ID 1 - Default - 192.168.178.0/24
VLAN ID 10 - Guests - 192.168.5.0/24

This works fine so far.

My Goal is to drop traffic between those VLANs. That's why I've created two ACLs:

Both are configured like this:

Problem: Traffic is still going from one to the other VLAN:

I've tried all the "Direction" possible in the ACL. No luck.

Am I missing something? Any help is highly appreciated!

tonygibbs16 · December 24

Hello @CloudByte

Welcome to the forum.

I wonder if the ACLs are not working because the 192.168.178.0/24 and 192.168.5.0/24 are subnets rather than specific IP addresses.

As a test, what happens if you put 192.168.178.155 and 192.168.5.135 in the Source IP address and Destination IP address fields?

If you get a deny, then is there a Specific Subnet setting available where you have Specific IP address selected?

- if there is, then you can trying putting the subnets into the IP address fields.

Merry Christmas and Kind regards,

Tony

CloudByte · December 26

Hi Tony

Thank you very much for your response!

I've already tried that. If I put IPs instead of Subnets in the Source & Destination address fields still nothing is denied/dropped between those two IPs… So that's why I'm out of ideas what to try next.
Also had a look via SSH but there doesn't seems to be any Firewall settings available via SSH…

Happy holidays to you too!

Kind regards
Stefan

tonygibbs16 · December 26

Hi Stefan @CloudByte

Are you able to say what firmware version you are running?

It might have a bug in it...

Happy new year.

Kind regards Tony

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