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Firewall Question

DJ_NZ
I have a rule at the top of my firewall rules which allows TCP/UDP 1:65535 from Any to Any

Yet i'm still seeing lots of default drops in my live log. Why are they still being dropped? This is for torrenting.

Heres an example:

14:03:37 Default DROP  UDP [ip_address]:59164 → [my_ip_address]:45897 len=95 ttl=112 tos=0x08


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    Hi,

    1. You have Source and Destination ports reversed in your DNAT.

    2. with your packetfilter rule mentioned in your first post, you do not have a firewall; you're wide open.

    Barry
  • 0 in reply to BarryG
    Hi,

    1. You have Source and Destination ports reversed in your DNAT.

    2. with your packetfilter rule mentioned in your first post, you do not have a firewall; you're wide open.

    Barry


    Do you mean for the Traffic Source & Traffic Destination.

    Or for the Traffic Service Source & Destination

    Or both.

    Yeah I was only turning that rule on to try and get the torrent going.

    Thanks
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  • 0 in reply to BarryG
    Hi,

    1. You have Source and Destination ports reversed in your DNAT.

    2. with your packetfilter rule mentioned in your first post, you do not have a firewall; you're wide open.

    Barry


    Do you mean for the Traffic Source & Traffic Destination.

    Or for the Traffic Service Source & Destination

    Or both.

    Yeah I was only turning that rule on to try and get the torrent going.

    Thanks
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