>Shouldn't that be port range 6000:6007 for Xwindows?

Well.. yes and no.  X starts at port 6000 and works its
way up if 6000 is busy.  I haven't seen X get through
when 6000 is blocked.  Have you?


>I missed the beginning of the conversation but it appears you're looking at
>securing high ports, I assume you've already filtered out packets
>originating outside your firewall in the input rules. (-k ? - it's been
>awhile since I used ipfwadm instead of ipchains)

This is one major ommision that is missing from my
ruleset.  Once I get off my butt and get the IPCHAINS port
finished, I'll back port the -k stuff to the IPFWADM 
ruleset.

--David
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