Hello,
I have some Public IPs alloted to MT server…I dont want that all the public IPs cant Ping from out side network.
I mean nobody can ping My network from outside.
How to do that…I am confused with the filter rule..
ASHISH
Hello,
I have some Public IPs alloted to MT server…I dont want that all the public IPs cant Ping from out side network.
I mean nobody can ping My network from outside.
How to do that…I am confused with the filter rule..
ASHISH
you must set up DST NAT or routing.
Thank Normis,
Please explain me litte more
Thanks in Advance
how can the outside network know that you have an internal network? you must either set up routing in your ISPs router, or you must use DST-NAT on the Mikrotik Router to redirect all connection requests to your internal network. This is explained here:
http://www.mikrotik.com/testdocs/ros/2.9/ip/nat.php
and here:
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/How_to_link_Public_addresses_to_Local_ones
Normis Thanks Again,
I just want that NO one can ping my Public IP from Out side my Network…
I mean i have 59.160.X.X ip assigned to my MT, It is possible to ping from my network, But i dont want that someone from outside my network can PIng the same IP,
Just want to drop ICMP from outside network
Thanks Again
sorry, I misunderstood ![]()
Just make a firewall rule that blocks communication from the public interface to the local networks
Thanks Its working
ASHISH
if the only problem is ping then block just ICMP traffic to that ip ![]()
just make sure you block only ICMP, because otherwise their internet will stop working too ![]()
Sure SIR
Thanks