Restricting ports on IPs

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#1

Hello,

In a network I allow certain protocols :

accept
ipprotocol tcp
and dport 139 or dport 445 or dport 80 or dport 22 or dport 3306 or dport 3389

but I would like to go further and only allow port 3389:

10.147.1.1 RDP (3389) to 10.147.1.11
and 
10.147.1.2 RDP (3389) to 10.147.1.12

Thank you for your help

#2

here was the minimum RDP setup we could find

https://zerotier.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SD/pages/222035983/Remote+Desktop+Only

accept ethertype arp; # so nodes can find each other
drop not ipprotocol tcp; 
accept dport 3389; # Destination is RDP
drop chr tcp_syn and not chr tcp_ack; # No new TCP connections (except RDP)
accept; # Accept what's left, returning RDP traffic
#3

Yes, that I know how to do, thank you!

But that’s not what I want.

I want only IP1 to have access to IP2 in RDP.

Merci :slight_smile:

#4

Make another network for just those two nodes :slight_smile:

I’d maybe use tags instead of IP addresses?

https://www.zerotier.com/manual/#3_4_1

But I guess you could add lines like:

accept ethertype arp; # so nodes can find each other
drop not ipprotocol tcp; 

accept dport 3389 and ipsrc 10.147.1.1 and ipdest 10.147.1.11
accept dport 3389 and ipsrc 10.147.1.2 and ipdest 10.147.1.12

drop chr tcp_syn and not chr tcp_ack; # No new TCP connections (except RDP)
accept; # Accept what's left, returning RDP traffic

(not tested)

#5

Thanks @zt-travis, it’s work fine adding netmask and ‘;’

accept ethertype arp; # so nodes can find each other
drop not ipprotocol tcp; 

accept dport 3389 and ipsrc 10.147.1.1/32 and ipdest 10.147.1.11/32;
accept dport 3389 and ipsrc 10.147.1.2/32 and ipdest 10.147.1.12/32;

drop chr tcp_syn and not chr tcp_ack; # No new TCP connections (except RDP)
accept; # Accept what's left, returning RDP traffic
#6

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