Okay, I had setup a rule to shun systems scanning my system by keying in on
the firewall DENY messages. Works great for the most part; however, for some
reason when I go to use google maps, they like to try to connect to a couple
of ports that will not be open. This generates a DENY from the firewall, and
then Google earth is shunned. I presume they are expecting some sort of
agent on the client side, perhaps for local caching of the image data or
something.

Is there a way to make the white list work by doing a lookup and
whitelisting based on domain name as opposed to just network or IP address?

If the answer is no, which I believe it is, how about an alternative
suggestion - could I create some sort of white list based on the port the
remote system is attempting to connect to? Any ideas where to start with
this please.

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