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You can create a floating rule with a destination range starting at X and with no value in the end.
This results in 'any' port.
I was trying to something like this:
source $localnets
source_port *
dest *
dest_port 32400 - 32415
But accidently created
source $localnets
source_port *
dest *
dest_port 32400 -
Which resulted in this rule being added:
pass in quick on { vtnet1 vtnet3 vtnet2 } inet proto tcp from $localnets to any flags S/SA label "USER_RULE: "
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
You can create a floating rule with a destination range starting at X and with no value in the end.
This results in 'any' port.
I was trying to something like this:
source $localnets
source_port *
dest *
dest_port 32400 - 32415
But accidently created
source $localnets
source_port *
dest *
dest_port 32400 -
Which resulted in this rule being added:
pass in quick on { vtnet1 vtnet3 vtnet2 } inet proto tcp from $localnets to any flags S/SA label "USER_RULE: "
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: