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Retired_Member
Sep 02, 2021Cannot apply IP filtering with subnet mask on VLAN
Dear all, When I want to configure my Insight managed switch such that devices on certain VLAN's cannot reach certain IP's, a direct declaration of an IP address in the IP filtering section works...
DaneA
Sep 06, 2021NETGEAR Employee Retired
Retired_Member,
Welcome to the community! :)
The Policy you have specified is "Allow" which is why the devices on the 192.168.1.0 range are allowed. Kindly try to change the Policy to "Deny."
As reference guide, kindly access and read the article below:
How do I set up IP address filtering for an existing VLAN in Insight?
Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team
- Retired_MemberSep 07, 2021
Thanks for the reply, I don't know why it says 'Allow' in the UI but it is in fact in the policy 'Deny', when I edit an entry in the 'Deny' policy it always shows 'Allow' for unknown reasons. Denying access without defining a subnet mask works, only when defining a subnet mask I encounter this problem.
- MrJoshWSep 15, 2021NETGEAR Expert
Hello,
See screenshots:
Logging into my Insight account and going to the VLAN > IP Filtering. I do see the deny policy as it is a drop down. After delecting deny, and selecting manual. I can add a deny policy.
Even when you select the deny policy, and select manual, do you see the policy screen for deny or allow?
- Retired_MemberSep 18, 2021
Yes, 'Deny' is selected. I think the 'Allow' part is just a UI bug that shows after I edit the policy, so please don't pay attention to that. I know in fact that the 'Deny' policy is working because when I block a singular IP address, that IP address is correctly blocked but when I apply a subnet mask it doesn't work anymore.
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