Hi, It seems not supported for now. Each ACL rule can have only 1 cidr, which is the source cidr for Ingress rules, and destination cidr for Egress rules.
Can you log an issue or a feature request on github ? -Wei On Fri, 28 Apr 2023 at 09:24, Lokeswaran T <lokeswa...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi All, > > Here is my scenario. > > I have created a VPC then create a new ACL list name my-ACL and added the > below rules. > > *For Egress:* > > ALL Egress allow > > *For Ingress:* > > CIDR: 0.0.0.0/0 > Protocol: TCP > From Port: 3389 > To Port: 3389 > > Then I created two Windows VMs under this new network. Then I acquire a > Public IP address and add the below port forwarding. > > For VM1: > > Private port: 3389 > Public Port: 3389 > > For VM2: > > Private Port: 3389 > Public Port: 2812 > > In my scenario, I need to access only VM1 through RDP using the public IP > address using the 3389 port. But, I'm able to access the VM2 with 2812 > also. > > But in my network ACL, I have allowed only port 3389. > > Can anyone help me how to resolve this? > > Regards, > Loges >
