When you have a service, you can add it to the firewall by creating a new rule.
To create a new rule to be used in the firewall, follow these instructions:
You can apply the rule to all network connections or specify hosts and networks where the new rule applies.
To specify hosts and networks where the rule applies, Clear the Any IP Address check box and click Edit.
Addresses can be listed in any order and type and can be any DNS name, IP address, subnet (in bit net mask format) or IP address range. For example:
DNS name: |
www.example.com
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IP address: |
192.168.5.16
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IP range: |
192.168.1.1-192.168.1.63
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Subnet: |
192.168.88.0/29
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Click Add to list to add your new target to the list of targets to which this rule applies.
A firewall rule consists of a set of firewall services. Select services for which you want the rule to apply.
If you want the rule to apply to all services, select All IP traffic from the top of the list.
If the service you need is not in the list, you have to create it first. For more information, see Creating A New Service.
Select whether you want to be informed when the rule allows or denies traffic.
You can add a descriptive alert text for alerts that are logged or displayed as pop-ups.
Click Next to continue.
Review the new rule. If you need to make any changes to the rule, click Back through the rule.
If you are satisfied with your new rule, click Finish.
Your new rule is added to the top of the list in the active set of rules on the Firewall Rules page.
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