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‎05-06-2022 07:58 AM
We want to create an IP Firewall rule in the IP Firewall policies to allow traffic only to an IP-RANGE. However it seems we only can configure a hostname or an IP-address, not an entire ip-range. Is this correct?
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‎05-12-2022 01:25 PM
Hello Hans,
Unfortunately you cannot specify an IP range as an IP Firewall rule, our system is not set up for that.
Patrick C
Extreme Networks
Associate Technical Support Engineer
Unfortunately you cannot specify an IP range as an IP Firewall rule, our system is not set up for that.
Patrick C
Extreme Networks
Associate Technical Support Engineer
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‎05-12-2022 01:25 PM
Hello Hans,
Unfortunately you cannot specify an IP range as an IP Firewall rule, our system is not set up for that.
Patrick C
Extreme Networks
Associate Technical Support Engineer
Unfortunately you cannot specify an IP range as an IP Firewall rule, our system is not set up for that.
Patrick C
Extreme Networks
Associate Technical Support Engineer
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‎05-06-2022 10:08 AM
Hello Sam
We already tried this, however you can not use the IP-range (only an hostname, ip-address of a host or network (not range)) in the firewall policy.
We already tried this, however you can not use the IP-range (only an hostname, ip-address of a host or network (not range)) in the firewall policy.
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‎05-06-2022 09:18 AM
You should be able to create an IP range object, and then apply it to the IP firewall rules to block an entire range of IP addresses. This guide reviews how to do this. Is that what you were looking for?