Just a quick discussion to see if I/we can pick up any tips on arranging firewall rules.
I generally create groups per interface and then add a global group as well (not that there is much that goes in it)
So at a minimum, I would have:
WAN
LAN
GLOBAL
And rules are based on source eg rules coming from LAN would go in the LAN group, those coming from the internet go into the WAN group and the GLOBAL group is for a rule that applies to ALL interfaces.
Now when you start getting up to multiple WANs, DMZs & LANs, it is a great help and I generally never add a rule without it being classified. I also try and shy away from the automatic rules too.
Anybody have any other way of doing this?
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