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euser
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« on: Tuesday 13 October 2009, 05:52:50 am »

EFW gurus, need your help...
I would like to find out how  to enable SSH access from internal network only (green interface).
If I go to Firewall - System Access and create a rule for SSH access such as - <ANY>     GREEN     TCP/22      ALLOW      Service (SSH) - it doesn't work unless System - SSH Access - Enable Secure Shell Access is turned on. The problem is that I don't want SSH to be turned on Red interface at all.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance Smiley
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« Reply #1 on: Tuesday 13 October 2009, 06:02:52 am »

If you don't create a firewall rule for RED you cannot access SSH on RED.
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« Reply #2 on: Tuesday 13 October 2009, 07:18:35 am »

Thanks for answering so quickly!
I don't have any rules under System Access  for Red zone. I only have a rule for SSH access  <ANY>     GREEN     TCP/22      ALLOW.
SSH doesn't  work for any zones unless System - SSH Access - Enable Secure Shell Access is turned on. When it's turned on I CAN access my EFW via SSH with public IP - not good in my case...
Any additional thoughts??
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« Reply #3 on: Tuesday 13 October 2009, 09:54:34 am »

Not that this is a huge help...but doesn't SSH require TCP AND UDP (This was always my understanding....for what little it's worth)?  I have mine working just fine and it is not accessible from the outside....though I forward port 22 through to my Linux system on the other side so that may be part of it.  What's funny is that I have NO system rule at all for SSH and my internal network and it works without a problem.  I do have a rule to allow IP from the subnet where I work (permanent end-to-end VPN tunnel) and it works just fine:
10.37.56.0/22     <ANY>     TCP+UDP/22      ALLOW      Allow SSH from Conelec subnet
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« Reply #4 on: Friday 16 October 2009, 02:59:08 am »

Thank you all. Problem is resolved
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