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Firewall colors in the log.

Coder68
I know red is a block and green is allowed in the firewall, but I have two questions.

1. What does white mean?
2. Why would an IP be talking directly to one of my internal IP's (PC)? (See red arrow in attachment.)

Thanks,

C68


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    It's a NAT Rule :-) But you are right, it's not documented in the OnlineHelp:

    Open Live Log: This will open a pop-up window containing a real-time log of filtered packets, whose regularly updating display shows recent network activity. The background color indicates which action has been applied:

    Red: The packet was dropped.
    Yellow: The packet was rejected.
    Green: The packet was allowed.
    Gray: The action could not be determined.
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    It's a NAT Rule :-) But you are right, it's not documented in the OnlineHelp:

    Open Live Log: This will open a pop-up window containing a real-time log of filtered packets, whose regularly updating display shows recent network activity. The background color indicates which action has been applied:

    Red: The packet was dropped.
    Yellow: The packet was rejected.
    Green: The packet was allowed.
    Gray: The action could not be determined.
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