Re: weird ipchains/promiscuous mode/Windows problem

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Peter Green wrote:

>   ipchains -P forward REJECT

I normally terminate chains with e.g.:

	ipchains -A forward -j REJECT -l

then prepend a few non-logging REJECT rules to remove known cruft
(e.g. NetBIOS lookups). What gets logged may include clues that you
are:

a) rejecting packets that you need to accept, or

b) trying to run software which won't work behind a firewall, or isn't
correctly configured for running behind a firewall, or

c) being scanned, cracked, etc.

-- 
Glynn Clements <glynn@sensei.co.uk>
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