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RPC1918 works on mx64 and not mx68: why?
I have an mx64 rule that looks like this...
ALLOW, RPC1918, TCP, ANY, ANY, 192.168.128.0/24, ANY
I cannot put this rule into my mx68. It won't allow the IP subnet to be written out.
I have the same problem with a DNS rule...
ALLOW, Allow DNS, UDP, 192.168.128.253/32, ANY, ANY, 53
As I attempt to put in a destination value it flashes an error, "Invalid input. Must be one of the following types: Any, IPv6 CIDR or VLAN." That seems irrational for the DNS rule. I want to specify one domain controller.
Why? What changed?
Thanks in advance
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Are you trying to set inbound rules?
You have to use outbound rules.
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What works on one model works on the other, are you running the same version on both? Otherwise I suggest you open a support case.
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Are you trying to set inbound rules?
You have to use outbound rules.
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Wonderful. That was the issue.
I guess I got up too early this morning. Thank you!
