I have a home use hyper-v vm Astaro 8.202 with three dedicated physical nics - Wireless, Wired and WAN. A Firewall Rule based on a group definition would not work properly. Only the first defined device would be allowed to connect. The other devices listed in the definition were blocked. If in definitions, I changed the order of the devices so that a different devices is listed as the first device, that newly listed first device connects and the others are blocked.
Background:
Wireless and Wired are isolated from each other and both can access WAN.
I have several Wireless devices that I want to be able to connect to one specific pc - Playon Server - on the wired PC.
The devices are ipod1, ipod2 and touchpad1. There is a definition for each one. They connect DHCP but with reserved IPs. I created a group called
"Wireless Devices to Playon Server" in defniitions which contains those 3 devices.
Created a DNS Masq rule:
Wireless > any > Playon server - ALLOW
Created a Firewall rule:
Wireless Devices to Playon Server > any > Playon server - ALLOW
With that rule set up, only the first device listed under the definitions to "Wireless Devices to Playon Server" could connect. The other devices were blocked. If in definitions, I changed the order of the devices so that a different devices is listed as the first device, that newly listed first device connects. The other two devices do not.
(Workaround was to not use the group definition and to create seperate firewall rules for each specific device.)
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