I’m currently trying to setup the RUT950 as a Router and allow only specific IPs to have internet access on LAN side. However currently i don’t even have internet access through any of the LAN ports.
How do setup the device to allow internet access from WAN to LAN?
How would i block IPs from receiving internet access?
Thank you for reaching out. To address your query, here’s what I recommend:
1. Firmware Upgrade
The first step is to upgrade your legacy firmware to the latest version, RUT9_R_00.07.06.17, using the Bootloader’s menu. This method is the most secure and reliable way to transition from legacy firmware versions.
2. Allowing Internet Access from WAN to LAN
Could you provide a screenshot of Network → Firewall → General Settings → Zones? To allow traffic from LAN to WAN, ensure the following policies for LAN zone are enabled:
Input: Accept
Output: Accept
Forward: Accept
3. Blocking Internet Access for Specific IPs
To block internet access for specific IPs, you need to create a traffic rule:
Navigate to Network → Firewall → Traffic Rules;
In the Add new instance section select Add new forward rule;
Assign a name for the rule;
Configure the following:
Source Zone: LAN
Destination Zone: WAN
Protocols: (Specify if needed or leave as Any)
Source IP: Enter the IP address of the LAN device to block.
Set the Action to Reject.
Save and apply the settings.
If you encounter any issues or have further questions, feel free to provide additional details.
Thank you for your update. Could you clarify which firmware file you downloaded? It should be a .bin type file and can be downloaded directly from here: RUT9_R_00.07.06.17_WEBUI
If you encounter issues uploading it via the Bootloader menu, please try uploading it through the WebUI by navigating to System → Firmware and selecting the file there.
Looking forward to hearing back from you. Let me know if you need further assistance.
Could you please confirm the product code of your RUT950? You can find it in Status → System. If the product code is RUT950XG1XXX, then the device will not support upgrading RutOS firmware from legacy versions to the newer ones.
Additionally, could you verify the following:
Does your device has an active internet connection (via wired, mobile, or wireless WAN)?
Can you ping 8.8.8.8 from the router’s CLI or using the diagnostics tool from System → Maintenance → Troubleshoot section?
Does your device has an active internet connection (via wired, mobile, or wireless WAN)?
Yes, the RUT used to have a WAN connection aswell but now only a Mobile connection is present.