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Packet Filter and NAT

There is a Masquerading rule
LAN network---->External IP
This allows all LAN users to access the Internet using private IP.
Now in the Packet Filter i put the first rule to block a specific IP accessing HTTP traffic but it does not work and still the user can access internet.
Rule1          UserIP----http---any---Drop
Rule 2        any-------http----UserIP----Drop
Rule 5        LAN network-----any-----any----Allow

How can i only block http traffic for a specific IP?

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0 PaulM_01 over 16 years ago

If you have a proxy running will it not be traffic on port 8080 (or your proxy port)? so maybe your service has to be 8080? I am just guessing, probably hitting way wide of the mark.
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0 PaulM_01 over 16 years ago

If you have a proxy running will it not be traffic on port 8080 (or your proxy port)? so maybe your service has to be 8080? I am just guessing, probably hitting way wide of the mark.
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0 preet over 16 years ago in reply to PaulM_01

We are not running any proxy and HTTP traffic uses port 80
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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 16 years ago in reply to preet

Hi,
have a look in the packet filter logs, make sure you tick to record for each filter rule.
You are assuming that the user is using port 80 and 2 that they haven't found a proxy that they can send use on a different port.

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