in-bridge, out-bridge, WAN interface, etc.), correct? E.g.The following ports required to be opened for the game: I should have the rules match on the bridges/interfaces (i.e. Are there any input or output rules that I would need as well?

It sounds like I need to define forward rules for this. How should I setup the rules? Would it be more manageable create a bunch of separate chains for each bridge? If so, how should the chains be organized? I can't find any explanation of what the icon means. I'm experimenting with the bridge filters, but all my rules have a little traffic bar icon next to them, which doesn't look good to me. Which one would be best to use? What are the pros and cons of each? There seems like there's two places to do this: the main firewall configuration in /ip firewall filter, and a bridge-specific section in /interface bridge filter. My understanding is that the Mikrotik firewall software is based on Linux iptables. It sound like I now need to define firewall rules to block the traffic between the bridges, and it's here where I need a little help. I've been able to setup these three networks using bridges by following these instructions and also mimicking the default configuration that came with the router. I want hosts on this network to only have internet access, and be completely isolated from the other networks.

I do not want these hosts to be able to access the other networks, but I want some specific hosts on the main network to be able to access specific hosts on this network. A network for home automation devices/appliances.I recently got a Mikrotik router for my network, and I want to create 3 networks that are isolated from each other but all having internet access: