Phant0m rules 008.8 - bit of problem with updating time

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  1. act8192

    act8192 Registered Member

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    Automatic update is from NIST, perfectly legal and the response is blocked.
    Resolve Host: time-a.nist.gov
    IP Address: 129.6.15.28
    NetRange: 129.6.0.0 - 129.6.255.255
    CIDR: 129.6.0.0/16

    Then I enabled (!!) logging of svchost, went manual and tried another NIST I have in the list. That got blocked and failed as well.
    Resolve Host: time.nist.gov
    IP Address: 192.43.244.18
    NetRange: 192.43.244.0 - 192.43.244.255
    CIDR: 192.43.244.0/24

    Finally, starting with U+12 I used windows time server, time.windows.com. That updated just fine. Not sure what the ending blocks are about.
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    Adjust the SPF configuration timeout on the rule UDP: SPF NTP-Req to 2x
     
  3. act8192

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    Phant0m, I may be blind, but I don't see anyplace where it says "configuration timeout" on that rule. Please, give me step by step or a screen shot. Thanks.
     
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  5. act8192

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    Do you really mean to do something on the Rsp rule, where that section is now shaded out.
    Or, as per your first answer, Req rule? That one now has a value 500 - do I double it to 1000?
     
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    Please see my first response.
     
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    Hi,

    Yes increase it to 1000 and test, 500ms is pretty strict, I'll be adjusting it higher for the next release.
     
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    Î did it few hours back. Seems to work fine. Thanks!
     
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