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Configure Firewall Rules

Updated on 01 August 2024

You can configure cloud-managed firewall rules when creating a new firewall or when editing an existing firewall.

Creating New Rules

If the Allow traffic option is selected, only traffic that matches the rule will be allowed. All other traffic will be blocked.

 

If the Deny traffic option is selected, all traffic will be allowed except traffic specified by the rules.

For a New Firewall

To create a new rule when creating a new firewall:

  1. Choose what you want to do: allow or deny certain traffic.
  2. Click Add Rule in the Incoming Traffic or Outgoing Traffic block. 

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  1. Specify the parameters:

    • Subnet or address. You can specify a specific IP, subnet, or the value 0.0.0.0/0 to allow/deny all addresses and subnets, or you can select For all addresses.

    • Type. You can set your own rule or choose one of the ready-made types. In this case, the protocol and port will be filled in automatically.

    • Protocol. You can select TCP, UDP or ICMP.

    • Port. You can specify a port or a range of ports.

  1. Click Add.

For An Existing Firewall

You can also add new rules to existing firewalls. To do this:

  1. Go to the NetworksFirewall section.

  2. Click on the firewall.

  3. Click Add in the Incoming Traffic or Outgoing Traffic block.

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  1. Set the rule parameters and save the changes.

Editing rules

To make changes to an already created rule:

  1. Go to the Networks → Firewall section.

  2. Click on the rule group.

  3. Click on the rule.

  4. Make your edits and save the changes.

Deleting rules

To delete a rule:

  1. Go to the NetworksFirewall section.

  2. Click on the rule group.

  3. Click on the three dots next to the desired rule and click Delete rule.

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Updated on 01 August 2024

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