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    Did pfsense have security-level value in each interfaces ?

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      spartaxie last edited by

      As you know, most firewall have security-level at every interface ,Like outside  0, inside  100, DMZ  50 , it is used for  high security level zones to access low security level zones.

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        doktornotor Banned last edited by

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          KOM last edited by

          No, pfSense does not have security zones or whatever you're talking about.  You can fully control the traffic between interfaces, so you have more flexibility than simply assigning zones.

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            dotdash last edited by

            Not sure is the good Docktor is serious, but this is Cisco PIX/ASA speak.  Lower numbers cannot initiate traffic to higher numbered zones. A fallback for those who are not good at crafting their rules, and I've seen plenty of ASAs with very poorly crafted rulesets…

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            • jahonix
              jahonix last edited by

              No it doesn't, you may gently shoot yourself in the foot if you like to. Your decision. Or cabability.

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