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- Recommended firewall settings - Network and Wireless Configuration . . .
If you pull up Network>Firewall what are the recommended settings for "General" and "Zones?" Upon reading google hits, many are showing a "Lan -> wan" setting of "reject" for forward whereas the out-of-the-box settings have that set to "accept" including this OpenWRT wiki
- Firewall rules (forwarding) - OpenWrt Forum
The zone level forward rule controls forwarding between two or more networks that are in the same firewall zone This is intra-zone forwarding If that is set to accept, it will allow those networks to communicate with each other unless there are any other rules filtering prohibiting those connections
- Firewall: functional difference between port forwards and traffic rules
Hello, I was following some tutorials for setting up a Wireguard server This one uses a port forward as follows: While the official OpenWrt tutorial advises to use the following traffic rule uci set firewall wg="rule" uci set firewall wg name="Allow-WireGuard" uci set firewall wg src="wan" uci set firewall wg dest_port="${VPN_PORT}" uci set firewall wg proto="udp" uci set firewall wg target
- Using iptables in v24. 10. 1 - OpenWrt Forum
Only manually defined iptables code firewall rules would be relevant here Anything running on the level of the UCI LuCI firewall configuration is already compliant and compatible with the iptables -> nftables migration insofar as these are higher level firewall descriptions where the underlying nftables rules are abstracted from the user
- Raspberry Pi 4 vs OpenWrt One for routing, firewall, NAS, and offsite . . .
Hello helpful forum folks, I'm looking for server hardware to run OpenWRT and provide dedicated routing, firewall, network-attached storage access, and offsite backup (of NAS, via rclone) Internet access will be provided to the router via a Quectel RM520N-GL in a standalone modem enclosure A dedicated wireless access point will be located downstream from the router I'd really like for the
- Is the firewall broken when an invalid rule is included?
The firewall is a rather complex piece of software, it's very easy to get that wrong The defaults using fw4 (the abstracted zone based rule sets) are secure and work for the vast majority of use cases - and the rules can be extended as needed
- Firewall: unexpected allowed port - OpenWrt Forum
I have 24 10 0 installed on an ER-X with a couple of VLANs for various networks Some of the networks are isolated (like IOT), but since the ER-X is the DNS server for all the networks I added a wildcard rule for port 53 to the firewall I don't however want DNS accessible from the WAN, so I prepended a rule to drop port 53 traffic from wan This does not behave as I intended, and leaves port
- Firewall is running? - Installing and Using OpenWrt - OpenWrt Forum
The firewall is part of the kernel, it's not an independent process, and there is nothing running while the firewall is active What the firewall service does is to load the rules from the config files, configure the rules in the kernel, and finish
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