Rule looks good.
 
destination : External IP of firewall - i.e. - ur 11.7.113.x - which I'm assuming is actually a publically routable address - - - - in other words, the IP the "bad guys" can access...... at least, thats always been my understanding!
 
HTH,
 
R.
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Sent: 10 March 2003 22:26
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Subject: [FW-1] stealth rule questions

To make a long story short the "stealth" rule was removed from our firewall.  It will be re-added this week, however I just want to make sure the rule is setup properly
 
example rule:
Source: Any  Destination: firewalls  Service: Any  Action: Drop  Track:Long  Install on: gateways  Time:any
 
I'm wondering about the destination, to what interface does this apply? 
 
Ext (public IP) 11.7.113.x  [example only]
Dmz: 10.0.0.x & 192.168.1.x  [example only]
Internal: 10.200.130.X  [example only]
 
*FW Specs: twin nokia ip440's, [VRRP mode] checkpoint 4.1, one service pack behind current*
 
So to finally ask the question, does my rule check out & what interface or IPs should I use as my "destination"
 
Thanks
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