> done. The router was congested as well. The following filter solved the
> problem.
>
> add filter e.out
> set filter e.out 1 permit 192.168.1.32/27
> set filter e.out 2 permit 192.168.0.10/32
> set filter e.out 3 permit log
Hmm..i'm sure i will catch hell for asking, but!:)
Having very little time to research on my own, i find it much easier, and
faster to just ask someone who already knows...
Just what is the /27, and the /32?
My first guess would be that it basically means all IPs between 32 and 27,
on the first one, 10 and 32 on the second...of course, that doesnt make
much sense..:)
Anyone up to giving me a brief (or long..) breakdown on this?
..david
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