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Raptor Firewall problem
From: "Chris Hughes" <chughes () rpm com>
Date: Fri, 11 Dec 1998 08:12:32 -0500
I've run into a problem with the Raptor firewall (version 4) today denying some traffic that has been working fine. Impact: POP (110), AOL (5190), and Notes (1352) at least. WWW and SMTP are fine. The rules with explicit permission for the affected TCP ports are still in place. The entities (users IP networks) are still in place. Raptor is intermittently logging the denials of 'no rule'; other times he blocks the passage without logging. Client sniffing shows client sends SYN, then Raptor on behalf of remote host IP address sends back RST. There are 4-5 retries. No sessions can complete.
From a Root login on the firewall, I *CAN* telnet to target hosts and
specify those ports. I don't know if this bypasses all rules processing or not. Sounds clearly to be a Firewall problem. This problem just came up today. The same ports worked fine yesterday. Don't know what could have triggered this. Customer has a scheduled change control to reboot tonight to try to get past this. For some reason they're reluctant to contact Raptor for help. Has anyone run into this? found a fix (not just a reset)? _____________________________________________ Chris Hughes Internetworking Consultant RPM Consulting A Network Solutions Subsidiary of Computer Horizons http://www.rpm.com http://www.computerhorizons.com Office: 410-309-6000 1-800-776-0073 Email: chughesnospam () rpm com _____________________________________________
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