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From: Alexander <amour@blade.elitsat.net>
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Subject: traceroute filter.
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Hello.
I was wondering if anyone knows how can I set ipfw rules to allow myself
to traceroute anywhere but noone to be able to ping or traceroute me.

I saw few examples in the ipfw tutorial on www.defcon1.org for filtering
external pings but these examples don't allow me to traceroute somewhere.

thanks.


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