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Getting out, I don't know why.

pmolan

Recently something changed.  Not sure what it was.  I was pretty tight with letting devices have access to the internet.  When something new was attached to my lan, it was caught by the last statement of

Internal(Network)  drop Internet IPV4

I brought home a laptop from work and I could get out without making a specific rule for it.  I tried sorting through my settings but I cannot find out how it's getting out.  I then put

Any drop Any

first in the list and everything still can get out.

Any tips on how I can troubleshoot this?



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    Since you haven't given much information to go on (ports/protocols of the traffic, sections of the UTM used, etc), this is only a guess. I'd say that you are using the Web Filtering proxy. When using the proxy, hidden "system" firewall rules are created to allow web traffic for the hosts/networks in the allowed networks box in the profile. These have precedence over any manually created firewall rules.
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    Since you haven't given much information to go on (ports/protocols of the traffic, sections of the UTM used, etc), this is only a guess. I'd say that you are using the Web Filtering proxy. When using the proxy, hidden "system" firewall rules are created to allow web traffic for the hosts/networks in the allowed networks box in the profile. These have precedence over any manually created firewall rules.
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