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Subnet Paths

I have a single interface for Internet Traffic and Two internal interfaces: 192.168.0.x and 192.168.16.x. Mostly there is no intention to allow users on either subnets access to one another but there is a phone server on the 0.x subnet that some users on the 16.x subnet need to access to configure. What is the best way to provide that access please.


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    You just need to setup appropriate firewall rules.

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  • Geoff, to see which ports you need to open, start the Firewall Live Log, put the IP address of the phone server into the Filter field, hit enter and call someone in the .16 subnet.  After you phone with that person, ask them to place an outside call.

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  • Thanks for responding. It isn't the phone side of things at stake. That works fine. It is only Port 80 access to the server so that they can run the configuration console from the other subnet. However I didn't realise it was as easy as just a 'firewall rule'. I assume some kind of bridging mechanism or that I had to publish a specific server. Anyhow, I will give this a shot.
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