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      mdes last edited by

      First question, is Suricata in pfSense (inline mode) able to drop (or instruct PF to do it) a connection instead of blocking an IP?
      Second question, is Suricata in pfSense (inline mode) able to block destination (WAN) IP:port while it listens on LAN interface?

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        bmeeks last edited by

        @mdes:

        First question, is Suricata in pfSense (inline mode) able to drop (or instruct PF to do it) a connection instead of blocking an IP?
        Second question, is Suricata in pfSense (inline mode) able to block destination (WAN) IP:port while it listens on LAN interface?

        Go read this post to answer question #1:  https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=135331.0.

        The answer to question #2 is "no, it can't do that".  Why would you want to do that anyway?

        Bill

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