Security Groups - InterVLAN Routing

Summary

Your Uplevel Gateway's firewall implements firewall rules that govern traffic flow between security groups (VLANs / subnets) on the LAN.

1. Devices in Guest are completely isolated and can only reach the Internet
   
2. Devices in Boss can reach all other groups
   
3. Devices in user-created groups can reach Employees
   
4. Devices in Employees can be accessed from Boss and user-created groups

Default Configuration

You can selectively override these defaults using the table below by choosing the checkbox Override Default Inter-Group Firewall Rules.

Click on a cell to change the firewall rule governing traffic flow from a particular group to another group.

Color Legend

1. Grey N/A boxes designate the Security Group (VLAN) rule can not be changed. This is the Security Group that you are configuring.
   
2. Green boxes indicate that traffic is able to flow back and forth between these Security Groups
   
3. Red boxes indicate that traffic from this Security Group is not allowed to flow back and forth to other Security Groups
   

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