Does this hurt my protection? [Resolved]

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[pandlouk]

ok......just go to the ip in on my trusted zone and change back to in to allow.......is the set up like the help section pic on the network control zone.......are the default ip2 and 3 working with my trusted zone.......that's why i didnt understand....

The rules are applied from the top to the bottom. A rule on position #0 has the priority from a rule on positions #1,#2,#3,etc.

ip 0.......allow...ip out....any......zone(my network).....any

ip 1.......allow..ip in....zone(my network)...any.....any

then the 2 i just did

ip 2....allow.....ip out.....any..........any.......any

ip 3....blocked.....ip in....any.....any......any

ps. This rules are correct if you use a cable lan. If you use a wifi-lan which can be pottentially exposed (if not configured properly) then you must add instead of a zone, the wifi-router IP as trusted and not the entire range. By this you will be protected even if someone gets in your wifi-network

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This rules are correct if you use a cable lan. If you use a wifi-lan which can be pottentially exposed (if not configured properly) then you must add instead of a zone, the wifi-router IP as trusted and not the entire range. By this you will be protected even if someone gets in your wifi-network

Excellent point about the wifi!

Ewen :-)

[Melih]

Excellent point about the wifi!

Ewen :-)

Pandlouk

Can you pls add this point as an FAQ pls: "How to Protect your wifi-Lan" in the FAQ section pls
its an excellent point.

thanks

Melih

[pandlouk]

Pandlouk

Can you pls add this point as an FAQ pls: "How to Protect your wifi-Lan" in the FAQ section pls
its an excellent point.

thanks

Melih

Melih I add it as a part of a general guide for wifi-lan.
 http://forums.comodo.com/index.php/topic,361.0.html

Please take a look and tell me if I missed something.

pandlouk

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