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Santa Pig
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Or am I talking balls?
Ready, aim, fire! 
No you're not. It's the port that is monitored, the firewall doesn't give a stuff where the traffic comes from.
In industrial grade kit this is different though.
You can say allow traffic on this port only from a specific IP address or subnet etc.
Dave R
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Pentium
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I'm concerned by the image you presented.
Please don't tell me you set the IP of the PC or router to 192.168.1.0
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