hello,
i want to block traffic between internal 4 and 2.
so created a rule incoming interface> internal 4
source address:all
outgoing interface:internal2 (my lan)
destination address:all
service:all
action:block
and its not working, i try ping and access to my shared on lan.
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By default if you do not create any policies, there will be no traffic. If you do have other policies, they may be permitting the traffic you do not want. In each source=>destination pair, policies are executed in a top to bottom fashion, so make sure if you do have other policies from internal4 to internal2, they are in the right order to permit/deny the traffic you want.
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The very first rule in the list list is allowing all services from any interface to any interface. This is going to let everything go everywhere. The other rules don't matter at this point.
Edit the column headers and add the "count" column. You will see that all the traffic is passing through the very first policy.
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