I am currently working on setting up a VPN group for RDP users.  I am setting it up as a white list style filter, my last two rules will discard all to, or from, the group.  Then I pass only what is actually wanted/needed for RDP/internet.  I have some questions though.
Can you specify multiple protocol numbers for a single rule?  (EX: TCP and UDP, but not "any" / all.)
Can you specifiy multiple port(s) / ranges for a single rule?  (EX: 500, 5555-5575)
(Currently, I do not think either can be done, but they would be nice features.  It would cut the number of rules I have in half, and make it easier to manage them.)
Is there a simple way to pass web traffic to / from the internet?
My last two rules were, correctly so, discarding all web traffic.  I'd like to open that up for VPN users.  Currently, I am passing from <group> to any TCP ports 80, 8080, 443.  Should I limit Destination to 0.0.0.0?  Or open any other ports?
			
									
									
						Manage Access List, Web Traffic and rule questions.
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				sdevries.otn
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				thisjun
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Re: Manage Access List, Web Traffic and rule questions.
> Is there a simple way to pass web traffic to / from the internet?
It depends on your definition of Internet.
			
									
									
						It depends on your definition of Internet.
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				sdevries.otn
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Re: Manage Access List, Web Traffic and rule questions.
By internet, I mean destinations outside of our personal network/subnet.  (We do not have multiple sites, so no "WAN").
			
									
									
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				thisjun
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Re: Manage Access List, Web Traffic and rule questions.
Please allow all packets from/to port 80 and 443.  You don't need to limit  IP address.
			
									
									
						