Hello,
I have a few question about pf.
When i do tcpdump -netttv -i pflog0 with it i get the rule number
which blocked the current packet. Is this the actual number in the
/etc/pf.conf file or actual number in pfctl -s rules ? Is rules like
scrub or set limit for example counted, are this
I have a few question about pf.
When i do tcpdump -netttv -i pflog0 with it i get the rule number which
blocked the current packet. Is this the actual number in the /etc/pf.conf
file or actual number in pfctl -s rules ? Is rules like scrub or set
limit for example counted, are this rule
On 6/15/05, Nikolay Kalev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a few question about pf.
When i do tcpdump -netttv -i pflog0 with it i get the rule number
which blocked the current packet. Is this the actual number in the
/etc/pf.conf file or actual number in pfctl -s rules ? Is rules like
scrub
tefol tefol wrote:
I have a few question about pf.
When i do tcpdump -netttv -i pflog0 with it i get the rule number
which blocked the current packet. Is this the actual number in the
/etc/pf.conf file or actual number in pfctl -s rules ? Is rules
like scrub or set limit for example
