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sandroalvesbras
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Traffic Filtering samples

 

Hi,

I want to restrict my port group to work like this:

- Outgoing requests always released
- Entry requests are restricted to some standard ports, such as:

- 135, 137, 445 and etc. from any source.

So should I create a drop all rule at the end and above rules releasing all ports that I need to release?

Thanks.

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scott28tt
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@sandroalvesbras 
Is this an NSX question or a vSphere question?

The firewall management in vSphere relates only to traffic for ESXi and vCenter Server, not VMs and whatever OS/apps/services they run.


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sandroalvesbras
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Hi,

I mean the traffic rules of the vCenter distributed switch.

I will apply restriction filters for communication between networks.

Each porgroup has a VLAN, where there are VMs connected to it.

I want to apply an input filter saying:

- Access to port 137 TCP released from any source
- Access to port 445 TCP released from any source
- UDP port 123 source access only released from domain controllers
- Drop All

Is this logic right?

Thanks.

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sandroalvesbras
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Hi,

I created a rule with priority 2 to drop all and I created a rule with priority 1 to release RDP access (3389).

I can't connect.

Thanks.

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