Hi, its not the thing that i only allow traffic with rules i also denie traffic with some rules. we have also an checkpoint firewall and its a fine thing to see in the log wich rule denies it. its a really fine thing (by the way i have 4 ASL-boxes every with 15 nic-interfaces) and also it is a fine thing if you clould make it possible to "allow log" in a rule.
Oliver: Would it be possible to include a rule number where possible, and in the case of an implied rule (for example, a DMZ host trying to connect to a webadmin interface when explicitly not allowed in System->Settings) have it flag it with an asterisk or indicative of an implied rule?
I am sure that this creates a lot more work, but in the case of troubleshooting, this is a GREAT tool, and would replace the need to turn on "drop log" for each rule one by one until you find the culprit...
Oliver: Would it be possible to include a rule number where possible, and in the case of an implied rule (for example, a DMZ host trying to connect to a webadmin interface when explicitly not allowed in System->Settings) have it flag it with an asterisk or indicative of an implied rule?
I am sure that this creates a lot more work, but in the case of troubleshooting, this is a GREAT tool, and would replace the need to turn on "drop log" for each rule one by one until you find the culprit...