RE: Ramdom NAT drop

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> I'm just guessing, but what I know from my FW logs, is that IE tends to
> send packets in INVALID state.
> That would explain, why there's no problem with Firefox.

I would also expect to see this, but I don't think the packet is even making it to the filter section.  I have logging for anything dropped and yet nothing is coming in from originating IP's that are affected.  I will probably do something painful and put more logging in the chains to see if I can better catch the problem.  The only issue I have is that the problem is random.

I will definitely look for that though.
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