Thanks very much for your reply.
It is my uderstanding that an empty filter will allow everything, at any
rate we have also tried it without any inbound filter and the results are
the same. The established sessions I'm not really concerned about at the
moment, if the filter works I can very easily make them have to
re-establish the session.
Regards
Jakob
On Tue, 23 Feb 1999, Thomas Kinnen wrote:
> Arvo Koppel Admin wrote:
>
> > We also have an empty nobo.in filter which will also contain permit/deny
> > rules once the one above is functional.
>
> Try deleteing the empty filter. Remeber that if a filter is found it is
> used. Anything not allowed in the filter is denied.
>
> Also what about established sessions? You are not taking into account that a
> packet may not be on the well known port once the session starts the
> hanshake is complete.
>
>
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