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Create simple IPv4 based ACL
I'm trying to setup a really simple IPv4 ACL on my switch to only allow access to a specific host A from another host B and denying everything else. For this I used the ACL wizard, and setup like sh...
Closing this in favor to https://community.netgear.com/t5/Managed-Switches/ACLs-are-not-blocking-as-expected/m-p/2157679/highlight/true#M11684 which should simplify things.
Ok, I think I at least found the reason why 192.168.114.2 (protected host) couldn't connect to the outside world anymore - although the ACL was not applied to its port. As those rules are applied to all incoming traffic on the selected ports, that also means, that the response to the NTP request of 192.168.114.2 will not be forwarded from the router to 192.168.114.2 :). So that makes sense. What's left is, why that raspberry pi-hole on port 48 can still reach the 192.168.114.2 although the port has also the ACL set.
Closing this in favor to https://community.netgear.com/t5/Managed-Switches/ACLs-are-not-blocking-as-expected/m-p/2157679/highlight/true#M11684 which should simplify things.
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