I’m just configuring a B20x which will be remote. SpeedFusion VPN is working fine, the local and remote networks see each other.
What I want to do is lock down the admin access on the remote B20x, so only certain clients can log into it. Specifically, anything directly connected to the remote B20x, or specific hosts on my network here, which is on the SpeedFusion VPN network.
The problem is I can’t see any tools in the firewall or elsewhere which can restrict SpeedFusion clients.
Or more generally, the SpeedFusion traffic has no obvious origin that you can point to. (So another question is where is the origin or SpeedFusion traffic, as seen by the B20x?)
There’s also the LAN Connection Access Settings, “Allow this network only”, but that restricts it to a certain VLAN. The SpeedFusion traffic does not seem to be associated with any VLAN. So if I set that, I can’t access the B20x via SpeedFusion.
I tried all the various Firewall Access Rules, and banned the IP network of the SpeedFusion traffic, and none of the options (Outbound, Inbound, Internal, or Local) had any effect on the access to the admin interface.