I defined a group for each interface (called INTERFACE_INTERNAL,
INTERFACE_DMZ1, INTERFACE_EXTERNAL, etc) that contain the network objects
that are permitted to enter an interface (based on source address). I then
applied the group to the security settings for each specific interface on
each firewall object that we have. You then have to select the correct type
of security. Others+, others, specific, etc.
This is how you "create spoofing rules".
Hope this helps,
MH
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Subject: [FW1] anti-spoofing
Hi all!
How can I define anti-spoofing rule?
tks,
Renato
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