09-13-2012 12:10 PM
Hi All,
One of the key features of this router was the firewall yet for whatever reason it just isn't playing ball. Here's my setup.
My broadband is connected by a TP-Link ADSL router. This has been configured for the DMZ host to be the RV220W.
The RV220W has been configured for WAN etc and internet is flowing through the network just fine. Here's my issue
I have two VLANS (3 inc default).
VLAN 666 = For server/vsphere network. (Configured on a 10.20.30.x range)
VLAN 333 = Spare (Configured on a 192.168.3.x range)
VLAN Default = Everyone else (Configured on a 192.168.2.x range)
I don't want any servers/clients on VLAN 666 to access the internet at all, therefore, the simplest rule would be:
Always Block | Any | Enabled | Outbound (LAN (Local Network) > WAN (Internet)) | 10.20.30.2 - 10.20.30.254 | Any |
This doesn't seem to work, even after a reboot. I've also tried individual source IP's and still, it won't work which I thought could be a work around.
Is there any explanation for why this isn't working and why the rule just isn't applying. Also, is there a simpler way of blocking VLAN 666 from accessing the WAN interface?!
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
09-14-2012 09:54 AM
Anyone? :-(
09-14-2012 05:22 PM
How is your RV220W connected to the ADSL device? Is the ADSL device running in bridge mode and the RV220W does a PPPoE connection to it? Or is the ADSL device running as a router itself?
09-17-2012 01:55 PM
In that case, If you would like to restrict the Internet access to all the devices attached to the Vlan666. I would recommend you to set an extended access list instead.
access-list # deny TCP 10.20.30.X (wilcard) any eq 80
access-list # permit ip any any
If this answer was satisfactory for you, please mark the question as Answered.
Thank you
In that case, If you would like to restrict the Internet access to all the devices attached to the Vlan666. I would recommend you to set an extended access list instead.
access-list # deny TCP 10.20.30.X (wilcard) any eq 80
access-list # permit ip any any
If this answer was satisfactory for you, please mark the question as Answered.
Thank you
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