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PunchCardBoss

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Non-Profit Organization LAN Office Setup:
  • Router: AX88U (LAN 192.168.99.1) running AsusWRT 3.0.0.4.388_20558 FW
  • Printer: Konica Minolta model 308 (LAN 192.168.99.35)
    • Printer Port number: 9100
  • Synology 920+ NAS (LAN 192.168.99.50)
    • NAS File Services Port #: http=7000; https=7001
  • Other LAN devices: some PC, and MacOS
  • Remote Users: some PC, and MacOS with Konica Minolta LAN printer drivers loaded.
Objective:
  • Allow remote LAN printing of documents residing on the Synology Server with PC, and MacOS devices.
  • Control remote VPN access to Synology File Services and Printer only for security purposes.
For the purposes of this post, I am considering OpenVPN
  • Port number assigned: 55559 (I know the default port number for OpenVPN is 1194)
  • VPN IP address: 10.10.0.8
DENY filter (educated guess)

Source
Source
Destination
Destination
ProtocolNotes
IP
Port
IP
Port
555591:6999TCPDeny ports < 7000
555597002:9099TCPAllow 7000 & 7001
555599101:65535TCPDeny ports > 9100 to max

Will this work to DENY VPN communication packets (Source) for all LAN (destination ports) except the NAS file services ports 7000, 7001 and printer port 9100?
 
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