Il giorno 14 set 2006, alle ore 13:27, Andrea Mistrali ha scritto:
Hi to all!,
sorry for being a little bit OT, but maybe you could answer my
question :)
I have a customer that uses 192.168.0.0/24 on his LAN and is
protected by a firewall based on OpenBSD 3.6 with PF. He needs to
bring
Hi to all!,
sorry for being a little bit OT, but maybe you could answer my
question :)
I have a customer that uses 192.168.0.0/24 on his LAN and is
protected by a firewall based on OpenBSD 3.6 with PF. He needs to
bring up an IPSEC tunnel to another entity with ISAKMPD and I am the
Il giorno 14 feb 2005, alle 18:06, Ryan McBride ha scritto:
On Mon, Feb 14, 2005 at 10:20:44AM +0100, Andrea Mistrali wrote:
Those lines are always relative to broadcast addresses.
What can it be?
If a packet reaches both firewalls, they will both create state; when
they each recieve the state
ext: xxx.xxx.xxy.10:137
(from sync)
Those lines are always relative to broadcast addresses.
What can it be?
TIA
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Andrea Mistrali
I.NET 2 s.r.l.
I.NET Group: Managed Internet Connectivity
