Re: what should I use for "unassigned" ports?

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2010/1/6 Anthony Ewell <amewell@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Hi All,
>
>
> Having taken a more recent look at "/etc/services", I
> am finding zillions of service ports above 1024.
>
> With that in mind, is there a better starting port
> for my "unassigned" ports?

If you are purely trying to block traffic which is to services not
running then you could just change the default policies to drop and
then only explicitly allow what you want which is alot safer.

If you need this for logging then place a log rule as the last rule in
the table.


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