Updated on 2026-08-21 GMT+08:00

Example 2: Blocking Access from a Region

This section describes how to block access traffic from a region. For more parameter settings, see Configuring Protection Rules to Block or Allow Internet Border Traffic.

The following figure shows a rule that blocks all access traffic from Singapore.

Figure 1 Intercepting the access traffic from Singapore

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**Table 1** Blocking access from a region
Parameter	Example Value	Description
Direction	Inbound	Direction of the protected traffic.
Source	IP Address/IP address group/Countries and regions Countries and regions Singapore	Origin of network traffic.
Destination	Any	Receiver of network traffic.
Service	Any	Protocol, source port, and destination port of network traffic.
Application	Any	Protection policy for application layer protocols.
Action	Block	Action taken when traffic passes through the firewall.

Checking protection outcomes: After your services run for a period of time, you can check the protection rule hits and adjust them in time.

Policy hits: For details about the protection overview, see Viewing Protection Information Using the Policy Assistant. For details about logs, see Viewing Attack Event Logs.
For details about the traffic trend and statistics, see Traffic Center. For details about traffic records, see Log Query.

For details about protection rule parameters, see Configuring Protection Rules to Block or Allow Internet Border Traffic.
For details about blacklist and whitelist configuration, see Configuring the Blacklist/Whitelist to Block or Allow Internet Border Traffic.
For details about how to batch add protection policies, see Importing and Exporting Protection Policies.
For details about how to block network attacks, see Configuring Basic IPS Protection.
For details about antivirus, see Configuring Virus Defense.