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Version: 5.1.6 – June 4
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WAN > LAN
This setting governs the incoming data traffic, i.e. the following settings only apply to data traffic arriving from
outside the network.
Depending on the router type, the selection field for the WAN interface may vary.
“WAN” is always the currently active interface with the Internet as far as the mbNET firewall is concerned.
The following rule is determined by the setting under “Network > Internet”:
Internet Connection:
Internet via WAN (external router, fixed line)
Here the WAN Ethernet is the interface to the Internet. The firewall therefore checks the data traffic from WAN
Ethernet to LAN Ethernet.
Internet via Modem
The modem is the interface with the Internet here. The firewall therefore checks the data traffic from the mo-
dem to the LAN Ethernet. All data traffic on the WAN Ethernet interface is denied with this setting.
Internet via WAN
The “DSL data traffic” via the WAN Ethernet is the interface with the Internet here. The firewall therefore
checks the data traffic from the DSL modem to the LAN Ethernet. All other data traffic on the WAN Ethernet
interface is denied with this setting.
Check the box by clicking it to enable the subsequent settings after they are saved.
The following options are available for selection:
Drop
If this option is selected, it means that no data packets can pass and the packets
are also deleted immediately. The sender is not notified about the whereabouts of
the data packets.
Reject
If this option is selected, the data packets are rejected. The sender is notified that
the data packets have been rejected.
Accept
If this option is selected, the data packets can pass.
This setting defines the WAN interface to which the rule is to be applied.
Internet
WAN Ethernet
OpenVPN
IPSecVPN
PPTPVPN
all
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