DMZ Firewall Solution for the Express Router

Filters are defined as follows:

Filter

Function

Settings

Pass all packets destined for DMZ

Default Action:

Pass

1

Prevents RIP updates from entering the

Action:

Discard

 

DMZ network

Protocol:

UDP

 

 

Dest. address type:

All

 

 

Dest. port:

RIP

 

 

Src. address type:

All

 

 

Src. port:

All

2

Prevents tunnel packets from entering

Action:

Discard

 

the DMZ network

Protocol:

TCP

 

 

Dest. address type:

All

 

 

Dest. port:

Tunnel

 

 

Src. address type:

All

 

 

Src. port:

All

3

Prevents RSVP packets from entering

Action:

Discard

 

the DMZ network/router.

Protocol:

RSVP

 

 

Dest. address type:

All

 

Three separate filters are required.

Dest. port :

All

 

 

Src. address type:

All

 

 

Src. port :

All

4

 

Action:

Discard

 

 

Protocol:

UDP

 

 

Dest. address type:

All

 

 

Dest. port :

= 1698

 

 

Src. address type:

All

 

 

Src. port :

All

5

 

Action:

Discard

 

 

Protocol:

UDP

 

 

Dest. address type:

All

 

 

Dest. port :

= 1699

 

 

Src. address type:

All

 

 

Src. port :

All

6

Prevents BootP updates from entering

Action:

Discard

 

the DMZ network/router.

Protocol:

UDP

 

 

Dest. address type:

All

 

 

Dest. port:

67

 

 

Src. address type:

All

 

 

Src. port:

All

7

Prevents Syslog updates from entering

Action:

Discard

 

the DMZ network/router

Protocol:

UDP

 

 

Dest. address type:

All

 

 

Dest. port:

= 514

 

 

Scr. address type:

All

 

 

Src. port :

All

8

Discards all packets that spoof (or fake)

Action:

Discard

 

the IP address of the router on LAN1.

Protocol:

UDP

 

This is necessary since these packets

Dest. address type:

All

 

will pass the Tx filter on LAN1.

Dest. port:

All

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