> Meaning it crashes? Seems strange, you'd think Checkpoint would have > tried a UDP packet before they shipped... > > Can anyone else confirm the results? Indeed, I'd love if someone could do more testing. I've blown away my RH7 install, and am working on 6.2 right now -- bad kernel (Default). So far no remote udp crashes. Haven't done much configuration yet, though. > > If I run nslookup on nmap_source, set my server to > fw_under_test, and > > attempt to resolve something (even though fw_under_test is > not running a > > nameserver), the fw_under_test does not crash. It merely > replies with udp > > port unreachable and stays up. > > Must be something in particular with the conetns of the > packet NMAP sends. According to nmap man pages, it sends 0 byte udp datagrams. -Yanek.
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