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23 Jan 2011 19:14 #65810
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I've configured a Squid proxy for the LAN and that part has gone without any problems. I realise that I must block traffic from all hosts through my 2820n except from the Squid proxy.
I'm having difficulty configuring the router to block outgoing traffic. As a test, I'm sitting at a PC (172.19.0.10/16) and have configured the following:
Firewall > Filter Setup
Enabled: Filter Set 3 Rule 1
Direction: LAN -> WAN
Source IP: 172.19.0.10
Filter: Block Immediately
then "OK".
I've even tried rebooting the router but it still doesn't block my internet access from this PC.
I have Firmware Version 3.3.0.1 and ADSL Firmware Version 211011_A Annex A. I'm reluctant to upgrade the firmware unless absolutely necessary, given the problems reported here by several users.
Finally, I've seen the FAQ athttp://www.draytek.co.uk/support/kb_vigor_filtering.html but the interface that I have is nothing like that in the article.
Does anyone have any ideas to help me get this working?
Thanks in advance.
I'm having difficulty configuring the router to block outgoing traffic. As a test, I'm sitting at a PC (172.19.0.10/16) and have configured the following:
Firewall > Filter Setup
Enabled: Filter Set 3 Rule 1
Direction: LAN -> WAN
Source IP: 172.19.0.10
Filter: Block Immediately
then "OK".
I've even tried rebooting the router but it still doesn't block my internet access from this PC.
I have Firmware Version 3.3.0.1 and ADSL Firmware Version 211011_A Annex A. I'm reluctant to upgrade the firmware unless absolutely necessary, given the problems reported here by several users.
Finally, I've seen the FAQ at
Does anyone have any ideas to help me get this working?
Thanks in advance.
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24 Jan 2011 00:02 #65815
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Replied by cocospm on topic Block outgoing traffic by source IP
See if this helps: go to Firewall -> Filter Setup and open Filter Set #2. There, set "Next Filter Set" to "Set#3" and OK the change.
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24 Jan 2011 21:10 #65830
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Replied by ignatius on topic Block outgoing traffic by source IP
Thank you cocospm, I'll give it a go and report back.
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25 Jan 2011 19:04 #65852
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Replied by ignatius on topic Block outgoing traffic by source IP
Perfect - it works fine, thank you. I also did a bit of research and another way to do it is to edit Set#2 (Default Data Filter) and add a filter rule to block the outgoing traffic. I'm sure that there will be pros and cons about why which is preferable but, as long as I can get it to work, I'm happy!
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