Hi,
I found a way to change the order of automatic rules from NAT definitions. If you disable and reenable the NAT rule, the automatic firewall rule moves to the bottom of the list. Not the best ideal way, but manageable to a degree.
Regards
Damien
Good trick, Damien, and welcome to the UTM Community!
I think the difference is only cosmetic though. Automatic rules are not processed in sequence.
The traffic is captured by the selector in the first DNAT, and the relevant firewall rule is applied immediately. In the past, the automatic rules weren't even visible because of this. They are now so that the admin can make a "log" selection on a rule.
Cheers - Bob
Good trick, Damien, and welcome to the UTM Community!
I think the difference is only cosmetic though. Automatic rules are not processed in sequence.
The traffic is captured by the selector in the first DNAT, and the relevant firewall rule is applied immediately. In the past, the automatic rules weren't even visible because of this. They are now so that the admin can make a "log" selection on a rule.
Cheers - Bob