Hi,
I am facing the issue with the unwanted traffic from different countries are accepting on my outgoing policy.
Actually I have restricted the traffic from only specific countries but beyond that traffic is generating.
Whenever I am clearing the sessions of that certain specific IP's next 10 to 15 min the traffic is getting denied.
But again after that 20 min time period, unwanted traffic is generating.
Please help with this.
Create Geography-based address labels then group them into a list of countries you want blocked. Then:
1. create a firewall policy from inside (e.g. lan) going out (e..g. WAN1) using the "block countries" group as the dest address. Move this policy to the top of the firewall chain.
2. For blocking unwanted traffic from countries in the reverse direction (or from hitting the fgt's public IP address) - enable Local-In policies then (in the CLI) create a Local-In policy that blocks the "block countries" group (source).
Number #2 above is tricky if you have servers running internally that need to (receive) communications from other countries. (e.g. mail server).
NSE4/FMG-VM64/FortiAnalyzer-VM/6.0 (FWF30E/FW92D/FGT200D/FGT101E/FGT81E)/ FAP220B/221C
Actually I have restricted the traffic from only specific countries but beyond that traffic is generating.
I would 1st have him look at his policy(s). If the policy is matching and then not matching or vice-versa than the traffic is changing or the policy is not correct.
Is either correct or not-correct. He can adjust the policy to meet his needs.
Ken Felix
PCNSE
NSE
StrongSwan
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