@stealth23 Im not sure i follow you I just tested the following ACL to my spare NAS This sucessfully blocks the device from the WAN connection, but allows devices on my LAN to access it.

Problem with using IPGroup any is it will literally block any IP. WAN, LAN, All of them Is your WAN a static IP ? Also, try setting the "Source" as the NAS group EDIT: might need two rules, one for...

Is it just me, or does anyone else strongly dislike the new forum layout (bigger fonts, big preview of each thread) ? Its annoying to scroll through, and, for example, the 1st page of a few sections...

@alex911kz You can also set up a simple VPN (again would will need a DDNS provider really if you have dynamic IP) which will allow you to access the network remotely, including the router GUI

@Shailesh_M I and others have tried a number of workarounds using ACLs for this and have been unsuccessful. You can however block everything BUT the gateway IP of the router using ACLs. Its been...

@stealth23 Its very normal for WAN ip to change with a new router. It also may be the case that your ISP is performing some kind of "training" on your connection with the new router and you may find...