Re: Unwanted traffic to be FORWARD-ed is dropped by filter : ARP cache problem?

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Jordi Warmenhoven wrote:
Yes, seems like their ARP Proxy cache timeout is set
really long. I wonder what would happen if I do a "-j
REJECT --reset-with icmp-host-unreachable" on this
particular FORWARD traffic. Would it remove the false
entry in the ARP cache on the gateway?

I doubt. But you might try. Anyhow, even if you try, also use limit match. Otherwise somebody might abuse you for DDOS attack.


Not so sure there. It's mostly MS-Windows TCP 445
connections I drop in the FORWARD chain, similar to
the traffic I drop in the INPUT chain (which could be
worms). I think worms prefer to really enter the box
instead of trying to get rerouted in my FORWARD chain.

Worms are not attacking your box specifically. They are just trying out random addresses.


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