How to create white list?

[lenovomen]

I have two cameras. How do I set up a white list, only communicate with certain Ip addresses and ports? Is there a way to set it up in a graphical interface?

 

[eibgrad]

I assume you're referring to *public* IPs on the internet.

There's always the Network Services Filter.

 

[lenovomen]

I assume you're referring to *public* IPs on the internet.

There's always the Network Services Filter.

This feature is not good for me because it only disables it on the local network. I need a solution that limits the total internet access to the device.

 

[ColinTaylor]

This feature is not good for me because it only disables it on the local network. I need a solution that limits the total internet access to the device.

That's what Network Services Filter achieves. It blocks outgoing communication from a LAN device to the internet, and the router's firewall blocks all unsolicited incoming communication.

 

[lenovomen]

That's what Network Services Filter achieves. It blocks outgoing communication from a LAN device to the internet, and the router's firewall blocks all unsolicited incoming communication.

I think it's not good for me. When I'm on the local network the camera doesn't work because I've disabled the internet - that's ok. But when I'm connected to mobile internet it works, so it's not good because it doesn't disable it.

 

[ColinTaylor]

I think it's not good for me. When I'm on the local network the camera doesn't work because I've disabled the internet - that's ok. But when I'm connected to mobile internet it works, so it's not good because it doesn't disable it.

What do you mean by "the camera doesn't work"? What exactly doesn't work?

Post a screenshot of your Network Services Filter page.

 

[lenovomen]

What do you mean by "the camera doesn't work"? What exactly doesn't work?

Post a screenshot of your Network Services Filter page.

I tell you what I want to do. The firmware versions of my cameras are probably infected, hacked and communicating with servers that they shouldn't. I want to be able to communicate only with servers with Ip addresses that I have allowed. How do I configure the router?

 

[ColinTaylor]

How do I configure the router?

You use the Network Services Filter. Show us a screenshot of that page that you say doesn't work.

Also post a screenshot of your System Log - Port Forwarding page.

Again, what do you mean by "But when I'm connected to mobile internet it works". What works? How are you testing this? Are you using some sort of app? Are you connecting directly to the cameras from the internet? Or are you going to a portal on the camera manufacturer's website?

 

[lenovomen]

You use the Network Services Filter. Show us a screenshot of that page that you say doesn't work.

Also post a screenshot of your System Log - Port Forwarding page.

Again, what do you mean by "But when I'm connected to mobile internet it works". What works? How are you testing this? Are you using some sort of app? Are you connecting directly to the cameras from the internet? Or are you going to a portal on the camera manufacturer's website?

1. I turned on the firewall white list
2. For the source IP address, I entered the IP address of the camera and the port and server it is connected to - I got this information from the history table in the adaptive QoS menu.

Then:

4. Connected my phone to the router wifi and opened the vanswiev camera app
5. The camera did not load because the filter was working, I was very happy!
6. After I turned off the wifi and turned on the mobile internet the camera worked, so it got internet, even though I only allowed one Ip address