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Subject: Re: IPF questions.
From: Jim Sandoz <sandoz () lucent ! com>
Date: 2001-08-28 7:09:20
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david,
your rules which include the interface *only* apply
to that interface. thus
> block out on ep1 from any to any port = 21
blocks any packets going out of the ep1 interface which
have a destination port of 21 (either tcp or udp, you didn't
specify which in the rule, so it matches either).
jim
AFT Tech wrote:
> I will put down a sample rule that I’m working with.
>
> What is the difference, if any, between
>
> block out on ep1 from any to any port = 21
>
> AND
>
> block out from any to any port = 21
>
> I have a box doing IPNAT, ep1 is the interface connected to the
> internet.Will the first rule only apply to ep1 while the second rule
> applies to all interfaces?
>
> Thanks,
>
> David
>
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