Exchange of data between network segments and virtual local area networks on Ubiquiti Edge Router 4

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Exchange of data between network segments and virtual local area networks on Ubiquiti Edge Router 4

Exchange of data between network segments and virtual local area networks on Ubiquiti Edge Router 4

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Sloth_Gaming
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05-28-2016, 10:38 AM

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Hello, I am trying to achieve comunication between main subnet and vlan where I have IoT devices. I have ISP router thats on 10.0.0.x subnet where I have mostly all PCs I use. Then there is Ubiquiti edgerouter 4 thats connected to ISP router, from ubiquiti I have VLAN (192.168.48.x) where I have IoT devices. I tried to setup firewall policies, but unsucessfully. The firewall setup you can see on the picture attached . I tried to allow whole subnet 10.0.0.x, but now I cant access IoT devices from VLAN subnet 192.168.48.x, but on the other hand I can access and ping whole main subnet 10.0.0.x from VLAN. Can someone tell me what I did wrong? Should I switch interfces direction from out to in ? Thanks for any help I dont have to much experience with network configurations.

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Sloth_Gaming

05-28-2016, 10:38 AM #1

Hello, I am trying to achieve comunication between main subnet and vlan where I have IoT devices. I have ISP router thats on 10.0.0.x subnet where I have mostly all PCs I use. Then there is Ubiquiti edgerouter 4 thats connected to ISP router, from ubiquiti I have VLAN (192.168.48.x) where I have IoT devices. I tried to setup firewall policies, but unsucessfully. The firewall setup you can see on the picture attached . I tried to allow whole subnet 10.0.0.x, but now I cant access IoT devices from VLAN subnet 192.168.48.x, but on the other hand I can access and ping whole main subnet 10.0.0.x from VLAN. Can someone tell me what I did wrong? Should I switch interfces direction from out to in ? Thanks for any help I dont have to much experience with network configurations.