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Question about bidirectional firewall rule listed in Help>Firewall Info
If this is a bidirectional rule wouldn't the source and the destination be the same? Instead of the destination being any? Or am I misunderstanding something?
Your network(s), 209.206.48.0/20, 216.157.128.0/20, 158.115.128.0/19 | Any | 443 | TCP | bidirectional | MV cloud archive; Meraki cloud communication, customer-hosted Scanning Push API server: api.serviceprovider.net:443 | Access points, Cameras |
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It's not described well, is it.
The cameras only need to be able to connect out. They will establish an outbound TCP connection and reply traffic has to be allowed in.
Every Internet-facing firewall uses stateful rules for this, so simply allowing the traffic out implies that want to allow the reply traffic to come back in.
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It's not described well, is it.
The cameras only need to be able to connect out. They will establish an outbound TCP connection and reply traffic has to be allowed in.
Every Internet-facing firewall uses stateful rules for this, so simply allowing the traffic out implies that want to allow the reply traffic to come back in.
