Hardware, Installation, Up2Date, Licensing Rules - Several Ports ? (no range)

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Rules - Several Ports ? (no range)

Nevsc over 22 years ago

I use ":" for a Port-Range, but how can i enter several Ports in a Packetfilter-Rule ? (For example Port 80 and 8080 and 443)

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0 jpelzer over 22 years ago

You can define a service group (They show up in the filter rules as {name}), and define whatever ports you need.
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0 venom over 22 years ago in reply to jpelzer

As well, if you want a true range, just make a custom service that specifies the ports 8000-9000 for example, can make it that way too, depending on the ports u need.
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0 venom over 22 years ago in reply to jpelzer

As well, if you want a true range, just make a custom service that specifies the ports 8000-9000 for example, can make it that way too, depending on the ports u need.
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