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| IP addresses that pass through a firewall from an internal interface. So, if you have printers that do not have a default route for instance, they don't count, but if you allow printing from the DMZ to the LAN, then they would count (as they have to traverse the gateway). |
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| I've got a bunch of IPs that collected on a secondary egress firewall because of a routing error (someone cross connected a dev LAN with an admin LAN, Ripv2 did it's thing, and checkpoimnt recorded an extra 50 or so IPs that aren't supposed ot use that gateway). Is it easy/possible to flush this? |
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