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firewall: Add multiselection hints (#721)
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@ -253,9 +253,13 @@ TCP/IP Version Does this rule apply on IPv4, IPv6 or both
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Protocol Protocol to use, most common are TCP and UDP
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Source Source network or address, when combining IPv4 and IPv6 in one rule, you can use
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aliases which contain both address families.
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You can select multiple sources per rule.
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Source / Invert Invert source selection (for example not 192.168.0.0/24)
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You can only invert single sources.
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Destination Destination network or address, like source you can use aliases here as well.
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Destination / Invert When the filter should be inverted, you can mark this checkbox
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You can select multiple destinations per rule.
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Destination / Invert When the filter should be inverted, you can mark this checkbox.
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You can only invert single destinations.
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Destination port range For TCP and/or UDP you can select a service by name (http, https)
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or number (range), you can also use aliases here to simplify management.
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Log Create a log entry when this rule applies, you can use
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@ -276,6 +280,10 @@ Log Create a log entry when this rule applies,
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With the use of the eye button in the right top corner of the screen you can find statistics about the rule in
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question (number of evaluations, number of active states and traffic counters).
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.. Tip::
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You can select multiple sources or destinations per rule, yet keep in mind that a nested alias might be the better choice.
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This feature is most useful if you plan to create `security zones </manual/how-tos/security-zones.html>`_.
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Traffic shaping (QoS)
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