Hi All,
I hope somebody can assist me in finding information about this...
Please consider the following argument:
Although the TCP sequence numbers may get sent to the log file (if
logging is turned on for a rule), if it not present in the state table
(/proc/net/ip_conntrack), then it is not
Although the TCP sequence numbers may get sent to the log file (if
logging is turned on for a rule), if it not present in the state table
(/proc/net/ip_conntrack), then it is not used to maintain state.
However, I cannot verify that Firewall-1 does this as well (although any
good firewall
Hi All,
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I'm posting the below on behalf of one of my colleagues:
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I hope somebody can assist me in finding information about
On Tue, May 07, 2002 at 12:17:23PM +0200, Williamson, Fionn wrote:
Hi All,
Hi,
Can anybody PLEASE tell me:
1. if the sequence numbers are actually used in iptables to MAINTAIN the
state of a connection, or if it is merely used to ESTABLISH connections,
and thereafter ignored.
No, they
