Will,
The one in Policy->Properties is the one you want.
The other is for applying the rulebase to routers(for
those that apply :)
Robert
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>>> "Will Schwartz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 7/26/00 2:05:17 PM >>>
>
>There was something that I didn't understand from one of the 'phoneboy'
>FAQ's.
>
>It states that in order to do stateful inspection of ICMP you have to make
>sure that the ""Enable ICMP" property is enabled". When I look at the
>properties of the firewall (4.1 on NT) I see two places that mention ICMP.
>One is under "Security Policy" and that is "Accept ICMP" then you can set
>that at Before, After or Before Last. The other place is in the "Access
>Lists" section. Where again you can set "Accept ICMP" with the 3 options.
>
>There is no "Enable ICMP" that I can see. Just "Accept ICMP" - is this the
>same thing?
>
>Thanks for the help
>Will
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