Re: DROP or REJECT

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* Peter Marshall <peter.marshall@xxxxxxxxx> 11. May 04:
> Which is better (to drop or reject packets)?  I am asking more
> specifically for connections from the internet to my external
> firewall.

REJECT is something more polite and suits to common standards.  However,
if your box is flooded with SYNs and your connection is disturbed you
maybe should start DROPing packets.

> My second question is if I have a DNS in my DMZ (contains only ip's in
> my dmz.  internal boxes use this as their DNS.  This DNS falls back to
> my ISP), do I have to allow both TCP and UDP connections on port 53 ?
> Can I not just have UDP, or does it use both ? 

Both.  HTH,
 regards, Frank.
-- 
Sigmentation fault


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