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Config Panel - Guntermann und Drunck GmbH

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Basic configuration of the web application<br />

Creating new netfilter rules<br />

How to create new netfilter rules:<br />

1. Click the tools symbol in the toolbar.<br />

2. Click the Network > Interfaces > Netfilter tabs.<br />

3. Enter the data described below.<br />

Interface: Use the pull-down menu to select on which network interfaces<br />

the data packets are to be trapped and manipulated:<br />

17 · Dynamic-UserCenter 32<br />

All<br />

Interface A<br />

Interface B<br />

[Name of a group of network interfaces]<br />

Option: Use the pull-down menu to select how the rule’s sender<br />

information are to be interpreted:<br />

Normal: The rule applies for data packets whose sender<br />

information does comply with the indicated IP address or<br />

MAC address.<br />

Inverted: The rule applies for data packets whose sender<br />

information does not comply with the indicated IP address<br />

or MAC address.<br />

IP address/<br />

Netmask:<br />

Enter the data packet IP address or use the Netmask entry to<br />

enter the address space of the IP addresses.<br />

Examples:<br />

192.168.150.187: for IP address 192.168.150.187<br />

192.168.150.0/24: IP addresses of section 192.168.150.x<br />

192.168.0.0/16: IP addresses of section 192.168.x.x<br />

192.0.0.0/8: IP addresses of section 192.x.x.x<br />

0.0.0.0/0: all IP addresses<br />

NOTE: The IP address and/or a MAC address can be specified within a rule.<br />

MAC address: Enter the MAC address to be considered in this filter rule.<br />

NOTE: The IP address and/or a MAC address can be specified within a rule.<br />

Filter rule: Drop: Data packets whose sender information comply with<br />

the IP address or MAC address are not processed.<br />

Accept: Data packets whose sender information comply<br />

with the IP address or MAC address are processed.

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