Rather disappointed in "Live Support" during my trial period

[Sam Graf]

The support you get here on these forums is far better than any "live" support you'll get from just about any tech company. If you can catch sky-night on here, your troubles are over. The guy is a genius.

+1

Genius or no, the time sky-night freely invests here actually helping people shouldn't be taken for granted. It would be nontrivial to replace his contributions. That's a fact.

[jlficken]

Yes, IPS is first, before everything, even NAT - watch the IPS webinar for a deeper explanation.

Thanks I'll look it up!

ETA: Stated at 36:35

[chaycock]

I would be curious to see what your firewall rule for blocking all non-usa traffic is if you wouldn't mind posting it.

[jcoffin]

I would be curious to see what your firewall rule for blocking all non-usa traffic is if you wouldn't mind posting it.

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Warning: IP Geolocation is often incorrect so it is not a complete safeguard.

[chaycock]

Thanks, I appreciate that!

[jlficken]

This is what I did.

Is mine correct jcoffin? It seems to work.

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[jcoffin]

I would add local (XL). Without local VPN can't access the WAN GUI. Minor issue.

[jlficken]

I would add local (XL). Without local VPN can't access the WAN GUI. Minor issue.

When you say WAN GUI are you referring to the connection from the Command Center? I don't really want to be able to access the router's web interface from outside of my network otherwise.

Sorry, I'm still learning the lingo.

[jcoffin]

When you say WAN GUI are you referring to the connection from the Command Center? I don't really want to be able to access the router's web interface from outside of my network otherwise.

Not Command Center, but VPN connection from outside your Untangle using OpenVPN or IPsec.

[jlficken]

Oh, okay.

I added it. Thanks!