Jason Shearer wrote:
Doesn't using the established allow any packet with ACK/RST set
Yes, as would be expected for legitimate return traffic for a TCP
connection initiated from a browser inside the firewall.
and wouldn't you have to allow all high ports?
That's what the ">" is for. Cisco syntax "gt" (greater than).
The point is that either of these will deny unsolicited new connection
attempts from the outside to TCP 22 (and 445, 135, etc.)
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