@Dez-uk 

Can you give us a bit more detail on what you are trying to achieve?

i cant find the equivalents screen to below in omada    Are you referring to setting an ACL on a Controller?  

@Dez-uk 

I am trying to block port 433 UDP traffic, As Facebook and IG use this to send video down and at the moment this causes issues with Starlink, with video buffering. So the work around is to block UDP 443 for this traffic. 

I have asked on Starlink group about blocking on omada and one of the users is using TL-R605 but not with omada controller

Thanks 

Dave

@Dez-uk 

Yeah looks like you are talking about the ACL(Access Control List) on the controller.

@Yannie 

Yannie beat me too it       Glad you got sorted, yeah the interface will be different when using the controller.

@Philbert 

Just a basic question, I learn a lot from your other professional response

hi All

please could someone confirm which source and destination to specify when blocking UDP on 443.    should source be LAN and destination be IP Group Any \?

many thanks

S

@stuker00 

Hey

Under Profiles > Groups   I would create a new IP Port Group and add the subnet or subnets you require, along with the port

Then under Network Security, create a switch ACL and select UDP.   Select the source as your IP Group, and the destination as whatever network or networks you require..

@Philbert 

thanks very much for the help.  I have made the changes and it appears to have worked.  Interesting though i did not get the option to deny to a network only to either adn ip group or ip port group.  i used IP group and working so far

@Philbert 

where will the logs for the ACL be found?