disabling ICMP protocol attack detection

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  1. b00ze

    b00ze Registered Member

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    Hoo!

    When i disable the "ICMP protocol attack detection" i'm not longer able to do a traceroute (and the spd.exe service ping-procedure from "cFosSpeed" wont work correctly) - even when i create a rule that explicit allows ALL ICMP (inbound & outbound in all zones) ... why? Is this a bug?

    I know, there is a predefined ICMP-system-rule (with orange arrows on it), but i cant disable or delete it.

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  2. SweX

    SweX Registered Member

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    But why have you disabled it in the first place?

    And all of the other intrusion detections as well?

    You shuld NOT disable any of these, that's a safety risk you taking.
     
  3. b00ze

    b00ze Registered Member

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    I "live" behind a router that covers most of the disabled IDS-options. I dont need them twice.
     
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