Greetings
I have deployed a number of the RV130W and I have established access policies and port forwards.
For access, I allow WAN to LAN for a specific external IP to a specific internal IP. I then establish a single port forward for port 22 to that specific internal IP. What I see in logs from that specific internal IP, however, is as follows:
Refused incoming connections:
112.85.42.46 (112.85.42.46): 1 Time(s)
114.35.73.163 (114.35.73.163): 1 Time(s)
115.231.100.52 (115.231.100.52): 1 Time(s)
119.180.20.10 (119.180.20.10): 1 Time(s)
122.5.183.227 (122.5.183.227): 1 Time(s)
123.31.31.84 (123.31.31.84): 8 Time(s)
14.155.151.78 (14.155.151.78): 1 Time(s)
181.25.242.156 (181.25.242.156): 1 Time(s)
182.33.212.128 (182.33.212.128): 1 Time(s)
186.47.153.62 (186.47.153.62): 1 Time(s)
190.49.111.116 (190.49.111.116): 1 Time(s)
191.82.88.223 (191.82.88.223): 2 Time(s)
2.62.35.50 (2.62.35.50): 1 Time(s)
37.79.165.244 (37.79.165.244): 1 Time(s)
43.228.98.59 (43.228.98.59): 1 Time(s)
60.177.1.70 (60.177.1.70): 1 Time(s)
61.105.96.170 (61.105.96.170): 1 Time(s)
78.111.26.163 (78.111.26.163): 1 Time(s)
95.81.209.146 (95.81.209.146): 1 Time(s)
I would have thought the default input rule would have been to deny and the access rules would establish the exceptions. However, it appears the default input rule is to accept and I am unsure of the value of the access rules.
To address this, I have attempted an access rule to block all external access and then create the exceptions but I have failed. Would someone mind explaining how I can block access to the Internet while allowing access to whitelisted IPs?
Thanks.
