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Re: Support for IP redirection by CheckPoint Firewall-1 NG

Subject: Re: Support for IP redirection by CheckPoint Firewall-1 NG
Date: Thu, 5 May 2005 05:41:57 -0700 (PDT)
I see where my Secureplatform firewalls attempt to
send
icmp redirects, because the
/proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/eth0/send_redirects has a
value 
of 1 by default.  
Hopefully by setting this to 0 in the /etc/rc.local
file will prevent this behavior and clear up the
firewall logs with constant rule 0 drops of the icmp
redirect attemtps by the OS.


--- Markus Wernig <listener@wernig.net> wrote:
Jarek Sluzewski wrote:

    In other words, if the firewall receives a
packet, and based on its
    routing table determines that this packet
should be sent via same
    interface that received it, will the NG
forward the packet or just
    drop it (as PIX would).
     
In our tests on Nokia Ipso3.8, the packet was sent
back out without any 
problems on the same interface if there was a rule
to allow it. We 
dind't see any icmp redirects. This kind of makes
sense because the 
firewall engine will see the packet before the
routing engine does.
(And, yes, they would have been dropped anyway.)

krgds /markus


Randall Paige
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