How to temporaly deactivate some rules?

Help for v3
#1

How can I temporaly deactivate some application or global rules?
(for example - in global rules I block broadcast TCP and I need to enable it, but i don’t want to delete and recreate this rule in some hours when I need to block it again…

#2

Hi,

If I’ve understood right, what about, instead of deleting the rule, editing it and change from “block” to “allow”–and back to “block” when you want it again?

#3

You could set application rules to ask and if you have a BLOCK IP In/Out ANY/ANY in your global rules you can move Allow rules past that pointto disable them.
If you don’t have a BLOCK IP In/Out ANY/ANY rule in your global rules you can create an ALLOW IP In/Out ANY/ANY as your last rule and move all block rule you wish to disable after that.

#4

That’s will work in most cases, but there are some features.

  1. Switching logging flag
  2. For applications (trusted/blocked) - I have to add high priority rule (like gibran wrote)
    It is so “native” :slight_smile:
#5

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