This week, I replaced a netgear FVS318G with a Cisvo RV180, firmware 1.0.2.6. I have a very limited knowlege of routers and protocols, mostly from exposure as a home user. My goal is to define firewall rules on my RV180 that define when my tween-aged kids can and cannot play on X-Box live, as was the case on the FVS318G. I am aware that X-Box has several port ranges. Specifically, I have defined the following for one XBox port range to always block, as an example:
Custom Service: Name=XBox-TCP, Type =TCP, Port Range=3074:3074
Custom Service: Name=XBox-UDP, Type =UDP, Port Range=3074:3074
Access Rules: Action=Always Block, Service=XBox-TCP, Status=Enabled, Connection Type=Outbound, SourceIP=Any, DestIP=Any
Access Rules: Action=Always Block, Service=XBox-UDP, Status=Enabled, Connection Type=Outbound, SourceIP=Any, DestIP=Any
Access Rules: Action=Always Block, Service=XBox-TCP, Status=Enabled, Connection Type=Inbound, SourceIP=Any, DestIP=Any
Access Rules: Action=Always Block, Service=XBox-UDP, Status=Enabled, Connection Type=Inbound, SourceIP=Any, DestIP=Any
A similar rule on the FVS318 would block XBOX (and also on a schedule), but this is not the case on the RV180. I guess I don't uderstand how to correctly implement rAccess Rules on this device.
** on a related question, if I define an inbound rules that also has a schedule, the router wants me to specify an IP address (??) for "Send to Local Server (DNAT IP)" address. I don't understand this. My intent is to block to *any* inbound address to this port-range.
