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How to setup the ip range

I want to limit  some users ( in the LAN) just can access the limited outside.
Example: some LAN users (192.168.1.10- 192.168.1.20)
some Internet ip range(66.113.67.152 - 66.113.200.154)
So i want to setup the 2 ip range in the definations just like(lan user 192.168.1.10-192.168.1.20           Outside 66.113.67.152-66.113.200.154)
and set a rule like(lan user > outside ) in the  Packet Filter.
But it's seems very difficult to set the ip ragne in the system like this.
So anyone can give me some ideas?
Thanks a lot!

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0 firebear_01 over 21 years ago

Hi,
i think you have to define the networks and build groups then :

pc1  -  ip 192.168.1.10
...
pc10 - ip 192.168.1.20

ip-group 10-20
members pc1, pc2 ....pc10

then the external networks

net1  -  66.113.67.0/24
..
netx  -  66.113.x.0/24

group external-networks
member    net1, net2 ...netx

rule :

ip-group 10-20 => your service => group external-networks => allow

so for this many networks have to be created but .....

or maybe you use contentfilter whitelist for it but for this i ave no example i never used it.

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0 firebear_01 over 21 years ago

Hi,
i think you have to define the networks and build groups then :

pc1  -  ip 192.168.1.10
...
pc10 - ip 192.168.1.20

ip-group 10-20
members pc1, pc2 ....pc10

then the external networks

net1  -  66.113.67.0/24
..
netx  -  66.113.x.0/24

group external-networks
member    net1, net2 ...netx

rule :

ip-group 10-20 => your service => group external-networks => allow

so for this many networks have to be created but .....

or maybe you use contentfilter whitelist for it but for this i ave no example i never used it.

firebear
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