I have a "public" network that we use to test our websites and other stuff from an "outside" network. This is just a cable modem attached to a 5506 and then a switch. From this network we regularly test our enterprise network and firewall.
The problem: Even with minimal rules on the 5506 SFR module it's now blocking access to my companies websites and vpn. I can see "SFR request drop" in the log. I do not know what rule is triggering this. I only have it set to block known malware sites and some other random stuff. There's like 2 rules. This just started and I haven't done anything which makes me think its from some security intelligence feed.
I am on version 6.0 of SFR.
All I need to do is whitelist my companies ipv4 network IPs and exempt them from inspection. I don't care if it inspects traffic to and from my IPs. I have been able to create these networks, but I can't find a good way to whitelist it. Can I just set an ACL on the firewall to exempt this traffic from SFR altogether?
Any advice would be great! Thanks!
