Outbound Rules

 Outbound rules generally do not require configuration. Even when the firewall module is enabled, no outbound traffic will be blocked by default.


1. Important Notes

If the local IP and the destination IP are the same, the traffic is not restricted by the firewall, such as communication between the local machine and itself.


2. Execution Order

Rules are executed in order from highest to lowest priority. For rules with the same priority, they are executed in reverse chronological order of addition.

Priority range: 1-99 (1 indicates the highest priority, 99 indicates the lowest priority).


3. Filling Instructions

Protocols

Supports TCP and UDP protocols.


Action Limit

Configure whether to deny or allow communication.


Local Port

Remote host port. For multiple ports, separate them with English commas. Port ranges can be specified using hyphens (-).

Example: 80,443,55000-56000


Source IP

Remote host IP. Supports subnet masks and IP ranges (separated by hyphens -).

Examples:

192.168.2.110

192.168.2.110/16

192.168.2.110-192.168.2.250

Also supports adding regions (continent/country/province/city), such as China.


Priority

Priority range: 1-99 (1 indicates the highest priority, 99 indicates the lowest priority).


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