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Can I use FQDN host to define allowed client in a firewall rule?

JeffThompson

Hi,

I run a NextCloud server to allow some PCs on another site to back up to the NAS here.  I'd like to restrict the 'allowed clients' in my firewall rule for NextCloud so that only connections from the known remote site are permitted. The other site does not have a static IP, so all I can work with is the FQDN of its DDNS entry.  The rule is a web server rule for a subdomain 'nextcloud.xxxx.net '.

As far as I can see, the 'allowed clients' list in a SFOS FW rule only allows IP-based entries.  Does anyone know a way to use a FQDN in this situation?

Thanks!



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  • 0 in reply to Bharat J

    Bharat,

    I'm not sure that your reply answers quite the same question.  I need to use a FQDN host as one of the 'allowed clients' in a FW rule (it's a web server rule in fact), not in the destination... the 'allowed clients' list on my rule only appears to allow IP addresses/networks.

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