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| We're running a SPLAT Cluster R65. Everything works fine. Today, We have thoulands of "TCP packet out of state: First packet isn't SYN" Entries from IP 85.1.193.23. I created a rule that blocks all traffic from 85.1.193.23 without logging, but the "TCP packet out of state" messages still remain. How can I get rid of them? We don't want to switch off the logging of the dropped "TCP packet out of state" packets. here the exact LOG Entry: Number: 151337 Date: 2Oct2007 Time: 16:30:16 Product: VPN-1 Power/UTM Interface: eth1 Origin: 10.0.63.2 Type: Log Action: Drop Protocol: tcp Service: http (80) Source: 85.1.193.23 Destination: 19x.2x..13x.9x Source Port: 18991 Information: TCP packet out of state: First packet isn't SYN tcp_flags: RST SmartDefense Profile: Default_Protection Policy Info: Policy Name: Standard Created at: Tue Oct 02 16:09:18 2007 Installed from: XX1080 Any ideas or thoughts? Thanks, Simon |
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| I don't think you can. On the other hand, you could just drop the traffic at your Internet router (or have your ISP do it). |
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