Firewall rules to block unwanted IP addresses
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Hello @Ludek
Is your Mail server perhaps on the LAN-side of your NSG50? Does this also mean that you are using 1:1 NAT or Virtual Server to allow clients from the Internet to access your Mail server?
If so, we have two solutions:
1. Black-listing IP Address:
Use the Outbound Rules to Deny the public IP address of Untrusted mail clients.
*Use commas to create multiple remote IP addresses.
2. White-listing IP Address:
Use the "Allowed remote IP" list to create a white-list of Mail clients (public IP addresses) that can access your Mail server.
*Use commas to create multiple remote IP addresses.
Clients from the Internet not in the allowed remote IP list are blocked by the NSG's default firewall rules.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Barney
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