There are some kind of packets that isn´t IP packets.
I don´t known exactly whichs, but a good read in
man tcpdump
man ipfw
man bridge
will make you make you undestand it better
Ronan
Here is the end of the output from 'ipfw show':
04000 0 0 deny log ip from any to any
65535 91
Ronan Lucio wrote:
There are some kind of packets that isn´t IP packets.
I don´t known exactly whichs, but a good read in
man tcpdump
man ipfw
man bridge
will make you make you undestand it better
Ronan
I don't know how it's in ipfw, but ipf uses the last matching rule if no
quick keyword
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you wrote:
Here is the end of the output from 'ipfw show':
04000 0 0 deny log ip from any to any
65535 91 8227 deny ip from any to any
Can anyone explain why the last rule is getting hit? I was under the
impression that the rules are traversed in
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Here is the end of the output from 'ipfw show':
04000 0 0 deny log ip from any to any
65535 91 8227 deny ip from any to any
Can anyone explain why the last rule is getting hit? I was under the
impression that the rules are
