Dave Lugo
dlugo@etherboy.com
Fri Jan 10 17:20:57 UTC 2003
On Fri, 10 Jan 2003, Daniel V Klein wrote: > When you say "can't accept inbound UDP" does that mean "unsolicited UDP" > or does that mean "no UDP". If the former, you're hosed. If the latter, > then no problem! At the moment, no UDP. The admin at the site is seeing what options he has for opening up inbound udp to his reporting dccproc. > > The reason I ask is that may sites which use Cisco routers have what is > called "reflexive rules" in their firewall. You can get answers to many > port requests, but nobody can just come into a random port. I'd check to > see if the "unsolicited UDP" rule is what is in effect on your site... > Nope, not in this situation, but thanks for pointing it out in the event it was applicable :) -- -------------------------------------------------------- Dave Lugo dlugo@etherboy.com LC Unit #260 TINLC Have you hugged your firewall today? No spam, thanks. -------------------------------------------------------- Are you the police? . . . . No ma'am, we're sysadmins.
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