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The zone level forward rule controls forwarding between two or more networks that are in the same firewall zone Xyz to *wan* (protocol any) reject foward the device a has an update feature to fetch last release from github, so i try to get last update and it still was able to. If that is set to accept, it will allow those networks to communicate with each other unless there are any other rules filtering/prohibiting those connections.

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A dedicated wireless access point will be located downstream from the router Fowarded ipv4 and ipv6 from *lan*, mac I'd really like for the.

Have to create 2 rule each for lan (main) and guest network even if they do they same thing foreach zone

It would be nice to combine them into one multiple destination for example, allow port 443 from lan to wan and vpn We are migrating our product to linux kernel 6.6 and openwrt 24.10 The firewall is part of the kernel, it's not an independent process, and there is nothing running while the firewall is active What the firewall service does is to load the rules from the config files, configure the rules in the kernel, and finish.

Hi all, i just installed openwrt, but i have difficulties understanding the relation and meaning of forwardings, firewall chains and rules I noticed that there are forwardings that define where traffic originating from a specific zone can be forwarded, but i also noticed that forwarded traffic must be accepted at the destination zone (only visible by editing a zone) Then there is the input. Hello, there are a number of traffic rules enabled on a fresh build of openwrt

As i understand some of them are for some vpns (cisco ipsec and the like) to work

It is hard for me to understand what the other rules do Is it save to disable them The firewall is a rather complex piece of software, it's very easy to get that wrong These is the rule as it show in luci