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Disable local Inter-VLAN Traffic

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Hi all,

I have my Unraid server on my secure network and running some docker images using a docker custom bridge network on br0.

I also have a VM on my insecure network VLAN, using br0.11

 

In my router I have a deny all rule from insecure to secure, however the insecure VM can access web servers on the docker containers running on the secure network.

I did a tcpdump and found that traffic is flowing directly through a vnet0 interface rather than via my firewall.

 

I assume this is by design, but I'd prefer to have control over all inter-vlan comms in one place via my firewall. For example if my VM is compromised, I don't want an attacker to have access to services running on my secure network.

 

Is there a way to disable this? Is it as simple as turning off "enable bridging" in network settings? I don't want to try this as I am unsure if this messes up the bridging in docker.

 

Thanks for any assistance!

 

Bry

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