As the guide explains, save it to the firewall script on the admin->commands page. _________________ Read the forum announcements thoroughly! Be cautious if you're inexperienced.
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The problem is that each time the WAN IP address changes the rule becomes invalid (sometimes even deleted automatically).
So I need to renew it each time if the WAN IP changes.
The problem is that each time the WAN IP address changes the rule becomes invalid (sometimes even deleted automatically).
So I need to renew it each time if the WAN IP changes.
when you get a new address does the interface go down/up again?
then you could use a .up script.
The problem is that each time the WAN IP address changes the rule becomes invalid (sometimes even deleted automatically).
So I need to renew it each time if the WAN IP changes.
Having the command deleted strongly suggests you saved it to the wrong script. Are you sure you saved it to the firewall script and not the startup script?
Any time your WAN IP changes should cause your WAN interface to be brought down and back up with the firewall be completely rebuilt and the firewall script being executed again with the new WAN IP. _________________ Read the forum announcements thoroughly! Be cautious if you're inexperienced.
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