I knew the rules were processed in order, but didn't think about doing it
this way.
Thanx !
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Luc Paulin
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2016-12-08 11:57
Remember that rules are processed in order. Given that fact, here's one way
to do what you want.
First, put in any rules that ALLOW specific traffic from LAN to OPT2.
Then, put in a rule to DENY ALL TRAFFIC from LAN to OPT2.
Finally, put the rule to ALLOW ALL TRAFFIC from LAN to ANYWHERE.
This
put the more restrictive rules before the "allow any" rule.
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Hi Everyone,
I am curently to look at migrating rules from our iptable/fwbuilder system
to pfsense. But now I am facing an issue.
I need to grant internet access from LAN to WAN, so I created a rule PASS
ANY on the LAN interface. However this cause an issues because I want to
have specific
