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Source Any address
LAN
WAN
Localhost
IP Address
IP Range
Subnet
<Named IP
addresses>
< IP Grouping >
Packets sent from the specified source will be matched:
Any Address: Match all packets regardless of its source.
LAN: Match all packets that come from the LAN.
WAN: Match all packets that come from the WAN.
Localhost:Match all packets that come from BR-6641
Localhost.
IP Address: Match packets from a single IP address. e.g.
192.168.1.4.
IP Range: Match packets from a continuous range of IP
addresses. e.g. 192.168.1.10-192.168.1.20。
Subnet: Match packets that come from a subnet. e.g.
192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0。
Named IP addresses: If you predefined IP groups in Chapter
3 [System]→[Named IP Grouping], their group names will be
shown in the list.
IP Grouping: If you predefined IP groups in Chapter 3
[System]→[IP Grouping], their Group Name will be shown in
the list.
Destination Any address
LAN
WAN
Localhost
IP Address
IP Range
Subnet
<Named IP
addresses>
< IP Grouping >
Packets sent to specified destination will be matched. This
field is the same as the “Source” field, except it matches
packets with specified destination. Likewise, All IP groups
setup in [System]->[IP Grouping] will be shown here.
Service FTP(21)
SSH (22)
TELNET(23)
SMTP(25)
HTTP(80)
POP3(110)
H323 (1720)
Protocol Number
ICMP@
TCP@
UDP@
Any
The services, which are predefined in [Service Name], will be
matched. For example:
FTP(21): The packets, whose predefined TCP port number in
[Service Name] is 21, are to be match.
Protocol Number: Define the Protocol Number, then the
packets with the Protocol Numbers are to be defined.
ICMP @: Define the Type value, then the packets, whose
ICMP take this Type value, will be defined.
TCP/UDP @: The TCP/UDP service type to be matched. You
can select the matching criteria from the publicly known
service types (e.g. FTP), or you can choose the port number
in TCP/UDP packet. To specify a range of port numbers, type
starting port number plus hyphen “-“and ending port number.
e.g. “TCP@123-234”.