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137/138 Broadcast Logging

I need to allow broadcasts from 172.16.4.x to anywhere on 137/138 and not log them to make access to a printer on a real ip behind a seperate firewall available to the natted network, is there a way to do this?

I have thousands of log entries like
11:58:05 172.16.4.140 138 -> 172.16.4.255 138 UDP
11:53:57 172.16.4.107 137 -> 172.16.4.255 137 UDP

If I drop the broadcast traffic it is dropped and the printers no longer work, but the traffic is still logged.

I have searched the board and tried the suggestions to no good result.
Any Suggestions?

Thanks!

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0 oliver.desch over 22 years ago

Jerry,

there is no way to route broadcasts. How to exclude
those broadcasts from logging, you'll find lots of
postings here!

read you
o|iver

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0 oliver.desch over 22 years ago

Jerry,

there is no way to route broadcasts. How to exclude
those broadcasts from logging, you'll find lots of
postings here!

read you
o|iver

[size="1"][ 02 November 2002, 15:10: Message edited by: oliver.desch ][/size]
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