RE: REJECT as a default policy

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> > Or am I not seeing your bigger picture of how REJECT would affect the sub
> chains?
> 
> I think all the OP means is DROP is valid policy target where as
> REJECT isn't. The big problem though is that DROP / ACCEPT as policy
> targets or jump targets require no options where as the REJECT target
> can take options to control the returned ICMP code, which with the
> current policy handler you couldn't specifiy.
> 

That makes a little more sense now.
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