[RVS 4000] Secure setup ACL

I want to do an ACL that will allow traffic minum. For example, only; HTTP, DNS, SSH, FTP, TeamSpeak, Torrents.

This doesn't seem to be possible with the ACL on my Cisco Small Business RVS4000, I can only choose predifined parameters.

I can't configure my own source and destination IP and port. If it is not very useful.

I may be wrong, that's why I posted this threat. Is there a way to allow a minimum circulation with the ACL?

When I don't allow HTTP, DNS, etc. and deny the rest I can't use my TeamSpeak and Torrents, MSN more.

That's what I have now and that works, but it is not safe... Check the screenshot below. Here's my configuration of iptables, an ACL like this would be my idea of secure

#! / bin/sh
IPTABLES = / sbin/iptables
MODPROBE = / sbin/modprobe
INT_NET=192.168.1.32/28
LO=127.0.0.0/8

#####################################################################
# Flush existing rules and set the channel drop strategy #.
#####################################################################
Echo "[+] existing Flushing iptables rules...". »
$IPTABLES F
Filter $IPTABLES f t
$IPTABLES X
$IPTABLES PEI ENTRY WATERFALL
$IPTABLES P - OUTPUT DROP
$IPTABLES PEI BEFORE DROP

################################
# The KERNEL changes #.
################################
Echo "[+] implementation of the KERNEL changes... »
Ip_conntrack $MODPROBE
# Disable IP routing
echo 0 >/proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
# Enable IP spoofing protection
I'm in/proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf / * / rp_filter; echo 1 > $i; fact
# SYN flood attack protection
Echo 1 >/proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_syncookies

#######################
# String input #.
#######################
Echo '[+] string of establishment of ENTRY... »
# Follow the rules of State
$IPTABLES - a INPUT-m state--State INVALID-j LOG - log-prefix 'DROP INVALID»--log-ip-options--log-tcp-options ".
$IPTABLES - a INPUT-m state--State INVALID-j DROP
$IPTABLES - a INPUT-m state - state ESTABLISHED, RELATED-j ACCEPT
# ACCEPT the terms allowing connections in
# Loopback
$IPTABLES - an ENTRY-i lo s $LO d $LO m state - State NEW-j ACCEPTS
# SSH
$IPTABLES - a PEI tcp - dport 22 - syn-m state - State NEW of INPUT-m recent - set - name SSH
$IPTABLES - a INPUT Pei tcp - dport 22 - syn m state - recent update - state NEW - m - 120 seconds - hitcount 4 - rttl - name SSH-j DROP
$IPTABLES - a INPUT Pei tcp - dport 22 - syn-m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
# Anti - spoofing rules
$IPTABLES - ENTRY d $INT_NET-j LOG - log-prefix 'SPOOFED ' PACKAGE
$IPTABLES - d $INT_NET-j DROP ENTRY
# Rule of JOURNAL of default ENTRIES
$IPTABLES - AN ENTRY! -i lo-j JOURNAL - log-prefix "»--log-ip-options--log-tcp-options DROP.

########################
# OUTPUT string #.
########################
Echo '[+] Setup OUTPUT string.... ' »
# Follow the rules of State
$IPTABLES - an OUTPUT-m state--State INVALID-j LOG - log-prefix 'DROP INVALID»--log-ip-options--log-tcp-options ".
$IPTABLES - an OUTPUT-m state--State INVALID-j DROP
$IPTABLES - an OUTPUT-m state - state ESTABLISHED, RELATED-j ACCEPT
# ACCEPT the terms allowing the connections on
# Loopback
$IPTABLES - an OUTPUT o lo s $LO d $LO m state - state NEW-j ACCEPT
# SSH
$IPTABLES - OUTPUT Pei tcp - dport 22 - syn-m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
# Whois
$IPTABLES - OUTPUT Pei tcp - dport 43 - syn-m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
# DNS
$IPTABLES - an OUTPUT Pei udp--dport 53 - m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
# HTTP
$IPTABLES - OUTPUT Pei tcp - dport 80 - syn-m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
# NTP
$IPTABLES - an OUTPUT Pei udp--dport 123 - m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
# HTTPS
$IPTABLES - OUTPUT Pei tcp - dport 443 - syn-m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
# MSN
$IPTABLES - OUTPUT Pei tcp - dport 1863 - syn-m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
# RWhois
$IPTABLES - a tcp - dport 4321 Pei - OUTPUT syn-m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
# Google Talk
$IPTABLES - a tcp - dport 5222 Pei - OUTPUT syn-m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
# KTorrent
$IPTABLES - OUTPUT Pei tcp - dport 6881 - syn-m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
$IPTABLES - Pei udp--dport 6881 OUTPUT - m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
$IPTABLES - a tcp - dport 4444 Pei - OUTPUT syn-m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
$IPTABLES - Pei udp--dport 4444 OUTPUT - m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
# IRC
#$IPTABLES - a tcp - dport 6667 Pei OUTPUT - m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
# Teamspeak voice
$IPTABLES - Pei udp--dport 9987 OUTPUT - m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
# Teamspeak queries
$IPTABLES - OUTPUT Pei tcp - dport 10011 - syn-m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
# Update Teamspeak Server
#$IPTABLES - Pei udp--dport 17384 OUTPUT - m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
# Teamspeak Filetransfer
$IPTABLES - OUTPUT Pei tcp - dport 30033 - syn-m state - State NEW-j ACCEPT
# Ping
$IPTABLES - OUTPUT s $INT_NET Pei, - icmp type icmp echo-request - j ACCEPT
# Default OUTPUT NATURAL logarithm rule
$IPTABLES - AN OUTPUT! o lo-j JOURNAL - log-prefix "»--log-ip-options--log-tcp-options DROP.

#########################
# BEFORE string #.
#########################
Echo '[+] string setting on the FRONT.... ' »
# Follow the rules of State
$IPTABLES - a m state--State INVALID-j LOG - log-prefix 'DROP INVALID»--log-ip-options--log-tcp-options ".
$IPTABLES - a State in ADVANCE - m - State INVALID-j DROP
$IPTABLES - a m state - state ESTABLISHED, RELATED-j ACCEPT
# Anti - spoofing rules
$IPTABLES - a BEFORE d $INT_NET-j LOG - log-prefix 'SPOOFED ' PACKAGE
$IPTABLES - a BEFORE d $INT_NET-j DROP
# Default JOURNAL FRONT rule
$IPTABLES - A FRONT! -i lo-j JOURNAL - log-prefix "»--log-ip-options--log-tcp-options DROP.

Once added to the table of service management, personal service should be available for a new ACL to reference. If the router does not in this way, you can call the Small Business Support Center to open a bug report, if the problem can be solved.

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