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2 IPs, only want to allow SSL VPN on one

Ben Gillam1

Hi all,

I’m gradually learning and getting my head around XG and have now got a system setup at home to learn with.

I’ve got SSL VPN set up and working, but as far as I can see there is no rule as such which controls which IP it can come in on.

So current home setup is

FTTP via PPPOE with 2 IP addresses

Can I control somewhere which IP it should listen on  ONLY or should I be making a block rule on the second IP?

Any advice?



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    Ben,

    you can use a Local ACL to publish your SSLVPN on a single IP instead of WAN zone. Go under Administration menu > Device Access > Create local ACL. Make sure you disable the sslvpn under the WAN zone.

    Under the VPN menu > Show vpn settings > SSLVPN > override hostname put the dns name or the ip where the VPN service is published to.

    Regards

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    Ben,

    you can use a Local ACL to publish your SSLVPN on a single IP instead of WAN zone. Go under Administration menu > Device Access > Create local ACL. Make sure you disable the sslvpn under the WAN zone.

    Under the VPN menu > Show vpn settings > SSLVPN > override hostname put the dns name or the ip where the VPN service is published to.

    Regards

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