nabil@nccom.com wrote:
Interesting, what does the first 0.0.0.0 do?
Lewis Bergman wrote: Sorry, here is an example of what we filter and is an example of the syntax.
HiPer>> show file virus.in #filter IP: 10 ACCEPT dst-addr=0.0.0.0; 20 REJECT tcp-dst-port=135; 30 REJECT tcp-dst-port=137; 40 REJECT tcp-dst-port=138; 50 REJECT tcp-dst-port=139; 60 REJECT tcp-dst-port=445; 70 REJECT udp-dst-port=135; 80 REJECT udp-dst-port=137; 90 REJECT udp-dst-port=138; 100 REJECT udp-dst-port=139; 110 REJECT udp-dst-port=445; 120 REJECT tcp-src-port=135; 130 REJECT tcp-src-port=137; 140 REJECT tcp-src-port=138; 150 REJECT tcp-src-port=139; 160 REJECT tcp-src-port=445; 170 REJECT udp-src-port=135; 180 REJECT udp-src-port=137; 190 REJECT udp-src-port=138; 200 REJECT udp-src-port=139; 210 REJECT udp-src-port=445;
accepts traffic from the internet.