Well, the proof of the pudding is in the eating...and with Guardian's rule in place (correcting Allow to Accept), I can't browse to my router.
The suggested rules in the ABE FAQ do not specify Site LOCAL (all local requests), nor do they end in a global Deny. The combination of those two means that the only local traffic allowed will be from the one address whitelisted by this rule.
Also, isn't 192.168.1.36:52199 the destination of the blocked requests? In which case, the rule would be something like:
The suggested rules in the ABE FAQ do not specify Site LOCAL (all local requests), nor do they end in a global Deny. The combination of those two means that the only local traffic allowed will be from the one address whitelisted by this rule.
Also, isn't 192.168.1.36:52199 the destination of the blocked requests? In which case, the rule would be something like:
- Site 192.168.1.36:52199
Accept from SELF .jriver.com
Deny