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WallyP · ‎Apr 27 2018

Those are the outbound rules, and I have them set: The inbound ssh seems to be blocking it. If I turn off this rule it works fine. I have set up a nat and port rules trying to get through it, but I cant seem to poke any holes in the inbound rules

WallyP · ‎Apr 27 2018

thats how I would like to do it, but I cant seem to find where I can create allow rules, only deny. I know I'm missing something simple, but cant find where it is.

WallyP · ‎Apr 27 2018

Sorry about the confusion. Our server is pushing the sftp out to a client server not on our network. The thing is it works when the layer 7 block port 22 is off.

WallyP · ‎Apr 27 2018

The server is internal, and the client initiates the sftp connection to the remote host, the remote host accepts the packets. It should be that simple. If I remove the Layer7 block ssh rule it works, but then my servers get pounded with attempted logins lol

WallyP · ‎Apr 27 2018

I am trying to block SSH coming in, but would like to use sftp on a linux server to push files to one of our clients. I have the below config right now: Layer 3 allow TCP any any to the destination IP any port Layer 7 deny port 23 deny port 22 Any help is appreciated, Wally

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