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Hello all..
I have a little question on Packet Filter .. How would you create a rule set for implicit block ? I did that way: on the top of the ruleset section in my pf.conf file, I have wrote: block log all I also tryed block in log all block out log all ( Tell me if I am Wrong .. ) those two rules hase the same meaning if I understand it right. Also it does not matter if I put it on the top or at the end of the ruleset section.. Also If I understand it right this rule should block every thing but not the rules that has been defined in the ruleset ? if I am right why when I set this rule every thing is completly block even the other rules that allow traffic ..?? Thank you for your help on understanding this better .. ![]() Cheers ![]() |
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You must put:
block in log all block out log all To the bottom of the file. Also, why you use "log" ? |
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you mean at the Bottom bottm of the pf.conf file ?
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Yes
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Ok i did it but now nothing is blocked !
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Maybe you have some lines in the file that open everything.
Let's see your file. |
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