Yet when I attempt to use XMPP-based messaging I see the following...
15:05:06 Default DROP TCP 10.1.2.31 : 61629 → 69.171.241.10 : 5222 [SYN] len=64 ttl=63 tos=0x00 srcmac=4:c:ce[:D]c:50:82 dstmac=0:c:29:f2:87:19[FONT=monospace]15:05:07 Default DROP TCP 10.1.2.31 : 61629 → 69.171.241.10 : 5222 [SYN] len=64 ttl=63 tos=0x00 srcmac=4:c:ce[:D]c:50:82 dstmac=0:c:29:f2:87:19
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[FONT=monospace]15:05:08 Default DROP TCP 10.1.2.31 : 61629 → 69.171.241.10 : 5222 [SYN] len=64 ttl=63 tos=0x00 srcmac=4:c:ce[:D]c:50:82 dstmac=0:c:29:f2:87:19
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[FONT=monospace]15:05:10 Default DROP TCP 10.1.2.31 : 61629 → 69.171.241.10 : 5222 [SYN] len=64 ttl=63 tos=0x00 srcmac=4:c:ce[:D]c:50:82 dstmac=0:c:29:f2:87:19
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How do I keep the default firewall rules from overriding the Application Management rules?
Thanks,
Doug
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