Ed,
go into your network objects and change the definition to allow broadcast. If you
then want to
disable it, set a rule before the last that says any <group of broadcast addrs> any
drop no log
This kind of error is common in an NT networking arena with all the fancy NBT stuff
that goes on. You
could also create a simpler rule, any any NBT drop no log
HTH,
CryptoTEch
Ed Davidson wrote:
> Logging Rule 0 makes my logs unusable as I am getting all of my denied broadcasts
>logged as rule0.
> This is 1000's of log entries per minute.
>
> Quote
> "To turn it off, go to Policy, then select properties, then click on the
> security tab and uncheck the log implied rule.
> then save your changes.
>
> Regards,
>
> Mohamed Hassan
> CCSA, CCSE"
>
> THIS DOESN'T WORK :( I did this and I am still getting these log entries.
>
> HELP!
>
> Edwin Davidson
>
> http://www.primeinc.com
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