>XXXX:~$ netstat -M
>IP masquerading entries
>prot expire source destination ports
>tcp 14:53.70 192.168.1.4 localhost 2660 -> telnet (2660)
>tcp 9:24.47 192.168.1.2 scuzzlebutt.XXX.com 1034 -> 21234 (62405)
>udp 4:58.02 192.168.1.2 icq.mirabilis.com 1313 -> 4000 (61601)
>udp 4:41.17 192.168.1.2 icq.mirabilis.com 1026 -> 4000 (61871)
>udp 4:07.08 192.168.1.4 ns.XXX.com netbios-ns -> domain
>(61071)
I was just talking to another user about this and I think its hitting
you to:
- Are you using IPAUTOFW?
I've found that IPAUTOFW, even just compiled into the kernel, will
mess with things after a peroid of time. If you need this kind
of functionality.. use Steven Clarke's IPPORTFW. Its a MUCH
better solution and is maintained!
Just my $0.02.
--David
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