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Basic Guidance on Firewall Rules, Terminology and Symbols for a Beginner

Budgie2

I am trying to get used to the UTM using web interface and have no simple guide to the terminology and symbols.  For example on setting up a firewall rule, when an arrow points to "any" with a globe icon, does this mean any interface on the wan or does it include all interfaces including internal interfaces?

On an arrow there is sometimes a symbol which suggests a comment or something similar but not on all arrows.  This is true for red or green arrows.  What does this symbol mean?

Sorry to be so dumb but I would appreciate a basic manual reference which I can read on paper not on a screen.  Where may I find this in pdf form please?



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  • 0 in reply to emmosophos

    Hi and many thanks for the reply.  I have noted the Help Button guides but they do not explain my query.  Here is a screen shot of the arrows in question and you can see some arrows have what might be a clip board on them, others have none.  My question is what does the symbol mean, what action put it there and where is the detail.  I still do not have any pdf of a manual.  Does that mean it does not exist?  :-

  • 0 in reply to Budgie2

    As explained already ... the red arrow symbolizes the "packet-drop"

    The clipboard marks the "log event" option.

    There packets are listed within filrewall logfile and fw-live-log.

    Rules without are not visible within live-log.


    Dirk

    Systema Gesellschaft für angewandte Datentechnik mbH  // Sophos Platinum Partner
    Sophos Solution Partner since 2003
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  • 0 in reply to dirkkotte

    Hi and very many thanks.  It was the logging clipboard and many thanks for the explanation.

    Many thanks to all the others who replied.  Much to learn for me here.

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