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I went in and disabled the HTTPS/SSH from the WAN but i want to re-enable this for specific ip addresses. How can i achieve this?

To be honest- This (thus far) is overwhelming for someone very used to the 9.3 interface. I can't even find the live logs yet. lol

0 DaMaN841 over 9 years ago

I completely empathize with your learning curve pain coming from UTM 9. Slow and steady!

System / Administration / Device Access. There you should be able to add HTTPS and SSH for WAN.

I can also help you with Live Logs! System / Diagnosis / Log Viewer. Also, System / Current Activity / Live Connection IPv4 and IPv6 is pretty awesome and useful.

Cheers,
Kyle
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0 DrewbleIT over 9 years ago in reply to DaMaN841

Thanks Kyle!

System / Administration / Device Access. There you should be able to add HTTPS and SSH for WAN.

I realized this but doesn't this allow HTTPS/SSH via the WAN for ANY connection? I want to limit access to a specific IP or network.
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0 snehagohil over 9 years ago

HI,

You can disable HTTP/S and SSH on WAN zone and create Local Service ACL Rule to allow HTTP/S and SSH from Specific IP/Network.

Local ACL rule can be access from System/ Administratio/ Device Access

Regards,
Sneha
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0 DrewbleIT over 9 years ago in reply to snehagohil

HI,

You can disable HTTP/S and SSH on WAN zone and create Local Service ACL Rule to allow HTTP/S and SSH from Specific IP/Network.

Local ACL rule can be access from System/ Administratio/ Device Access

Regards,
Sneha

I did try that and it still wouldn't let me in. However, i believe the IP i'm coming from on that link is different but that's where i was trying to view the logs. However, the logs didn't seem to show anything?
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