Port mapping with source ip filtering?

did quite a bit of searching, and could find anything on the topic.
is there any way to restrict a port map to amspecific ip or subnet? basically getting access to basic firewall rules?
thanks in advance.

sorry for the typo... i meant to say that i could *not* find anything on the topic.

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