a new question on iptables and port 5353

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To all:

With help from Craig and Reindl, I've understood what happens with the automated entry of port 631 for udp/tcp and how to rewrite to not make it a world access (in/out) rule. Waiting for next install of F16 to test when and how the automated entry happens.

I saw this entry in iptables but decided to wait on asking about it until I understood port 631:
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-A INPUT -m state --state NEW -m udp -p udp --dport 5353 -d 224.0.0.251 -j ACCEPT
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I know I didn't add it. From what I can tell, port 224.0.0.251 has to do with "multicast DNS". Everything I see about port 5353 involves Macs.

My gut says that, since I have no Macs, this must be something that got added when I installed my printer and that CUPS/whatever did a blanket automated entry to cover any issues if I had a Mac on my net.

Can anyone tell me if I am right (or, if not, what it really is). I feel I should be able to blast it from iptables without having any problems, but want some better minds to comment first.

Thanks,
Paul
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