>>But then again you may want to think twice about using a DEFAULT DROP >> firewall, DEFAULT DROP uses alot of resources for packets you might >> just be able to ignore. > > That is false. > > DROP means "drop this packet on the floor and do not process it", which > is the least resource using of the bunch. > >>I you would like to understand more drop a line to me. > > LOL
Mike, I would rather not respond to any of your posts but I think in this case I am forced to. BTW - LOLs at typos are not needed. Mike by the very nature of what you stated about DROP it does have to DOOOOO something, yes it has to drop it - but then again why DROP a packet or even bother with inserting a rule if the packet won't do anything in the first place. I think the policy of just IGNORE packets that do nothing is the best. -- Psyche-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/psyche-list
