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DRO-210i Web Configuration
Port Range - You can enter a range of port numbers for which the current
policy rules will be applied. If you have only one port number to enter,
enter it in both fields.
Direction - This allows you to specify the source of network traffic for
which the current policy entry will be applied - from the Internet
(Inbound), or from your LAN (Outbound).
IP Range Filter:
The IP Range Filter page allows you to specify a range of IP addresses
that are allowed from LAN to WAN or from WAN to LAN (Trusted to
Untrusted or Untrusted to Trusted).
Source IP address From - This allows you to specify the first in a range
of IP addresses that the IP filter policy will be applied to. If you have only
one IP address that you want to filter, enter this address if both the from
and to fields.
Source IP address To - This allows you to specify the last in a range of
IP addresses that the IP filter policy will be applied to. If you have only
one IP address that you want to filter, enter this address if both the From
and To fields.
Status – The
status
specifies Enable o r Disable status of the
Configuration entry made.
MAC Filter: T hese settings are used to deny LAN computers from
accessing the Internet based on their MAC address.
Domain Filter: The Domain names configured here by the user specifies
the Domain names, which are Trusted if "Deny all except Trusted
Domain" is selected or Untrusted Domains if "Accept all except Untrusted
domains" is selected in the Outbound Policy page. The action on the
Domain names is taken based on the type of filter selected. The table
below shows the configured Domain names.
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