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25 May 2018 11:51 #91781
by h3aly
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Hello,
New to the forums and new to Draytek. So far very impressed with the overall setup, however I'm failing to create a rule which will work in the following way. All users on the network use RDP to access remote machines, however those machines will only accept a connection from one of our specific IP addresses.
I tried adding the following to the Routing > Policy Route table:
Profile: Outbound_RDP
Enabled
Priority: Normal
Protocol: TCP
TIME
Time Objects: None selected.
Service Protocol
Use Service Objects: Disabled
Source
Source Type: ANY
Source Port: 3389 - 3389
Destination
Destination Type: Any
Destination Port: 3389 - 3389
Route Rule
Out-going Rule: Load Balance Pool
Load Balance Rule: wan1
Mode: NAT
Use IP Alias:
Failover to Net Rule: Disabled.
Vigor 2960
My firmware version is 1.4.0
I also tried adding an IP Object for our entire internal range but this still doesn't seem to take affect can anyone point me to where i'm going wrong?
New to the forums and new to Draytek. So far very impressed with the overall setup, however I'm failing to create a rule which will work in the following way. All users on the network use RDP to access remote machines, however those machines will only accept a connection from one of our specific IP addresses.
I tried adding the following to the Routing > Policy Route table:
Profile: Outbound_RDP
Enabled
Priority: Normal
Protocol: TCP
TIME
Time Objects: None selected.
Service Protocol
Use Service Objects: Disabled
Source
Source Type: ANY
Source Port: 3389 - 3389
Destination
Destination Type: Any
Destination Port: 3389 - 3389
Route Rule
Out-going Rule: Load Balance Pool
Load Balance Rule: wan1
Mode: NAT
Use IP Alias:
Failover to Net Rule: Disabled.
Vigor 2960
My firmware version is 1.4.0
I also tried adding an IP Object for our entire internal range but this still doesn't seem to take affect can anyone point me to where i'm going wrong?
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25 May 2018 17:18 #91802
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Replied by admin3 on topic Re: Routing Policy
Leave the Source Port set to Any or 1-65535, due to how NAT works, this is typically random - just use the Destination port.
Otherwise I think what you've configured in that rule should work.
Otherwise I think what you've configured in that rule should work.
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