Hi there, do services mentionend above really block all incoming connections, including connections forwarded to the DMZ? Just because I see logs like these: 02:01:00 BLKLST_BLOCKLIST_DE red0 TCP 87.120.113.56 50120 my.internal.dmz.ip 443 02:01:00 DNAT red0 TCP 87.120.113.56 50120 my.external.i.p …

Hi Martin, Yes, the Location Block applies to both the INPUT and FORWARD chains. So, if the Location Block is enabled, traffic from blocked countries will be dropped in both the INPUT (traffic directed to the firewall itself) and FORWARD (traffic passing through the firewall to internal networks, l…

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hvacguy (Shaun HVAC) 24 October 2024 10:30 2

I read this recently
I would say it is now behind the IPS system.

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