Rick,
on your firewall's external interface, if there are packets arriving
supposedly originating from
- your LAN
- addresses from RFC 1918
- or those marked as 'reserved' in
www.isi.edu/in-notes/iana/assignments/ipv4-address-space
then either somebody is attacking you ... or there's a way besides your
firewall for packets from the LAN to leave...
I'm not sure if you meant this. Anyway,
regards,
Enno Rey
Ceterum censeo: everybody should implement network ingress filtering as
described in RFC 2267 on border routers...
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Subject: ip addresses in lockup
is there a list of known ip addresses (or kindly share them with me
privately-thanks), that people think are just being used by
no-good-rotten-bad-people, and so they block them in their firewall? or
url's? like what?
rf.
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