Greetings!
Hermann Strassner schrieb:
> I have a lot of these pakets with high ports and i do not understand why. May
>someone explain it to me?
>
> Action Service Source Destination Proto Rule S_Port
> "drop" "1684" "ns2.UUNet" "Mailserver" "udp" "29"
>"nameserver"
> "drop" "10933" "marktplatz02.ebay.is-kunden.de" "NS1" "tcp" "29" "http"
> "drop" "57896" "mbr-s05.websys.aol.com" "NS1" "tcp" "29" "84"
> "drop" "4718" "www03.chip.icpro.de" "NS1" "tcp" "29" "http"
> "drop" "3416" "tp160178.adsl.tisnet.net.tw" "Mailserver" "tcp" "29" "smtp"
> "drop" "1684" "ns1.UUNet" "Mailserver" "udp" "29"
>"nameserver"
> "drop" "10933" "marktplatz02.ebay.is-kunden.de" "NS1" "tcp" "29" "http"
> "drop" "57896" "mbr-s05.websys.aol.com" "NS1" "tcp" "29" "84"
> "drop" "4718" "www03.chip.icpro.de" "NS1" "tcp" "29" "http"
> "drop" "3416" "tp160178.adsl.tisnet.net.tw" "Mailserver" "tcp" "29" "smtp"
> "drop" "1684" "ns2.UUNet" "Mailserver" "udp" "29"
>"nameserver"
Dude - somehow you are blocking the return/answer packets.
Maybe you accidentally have deactivated "Accept Established TCP Connections" (Policy /
Properties /
AccessList)?
If so, you cannot use http or smtp from Mailserver or NS1 (sessions breaking down)?
Bye
Volker
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Volker Tanger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Wrangelstr. 100, 10997 Berlin, Germany
DiSCON GmbH - Internet Solutions
http://www.discon.de/
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