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Well, port 80 (and port 443) open on a firewall's external port should be very, very well weighted. Sometimes you can shift those well known port numbers to a high range (50000+), letting the VIP 'down transform' that to the original port on the inside.
Apart from that, you could tailor the local-in policy with appropriate source address (whitelisting) instead of 'all'. Other than that, consider using a secure access via VPN. I take it that you have already disabled HTTP and HTTPS access on the WAN port, of course.
If I configure a local-in-policy for blocking port 80 wan interface, will it block my other traffic for port 80?
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