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Subject: RE: Two(2) questions regarding quick and adding rules later.
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> which represents: Block all traffic and log that unless we 
> hit some other rule that we match.  The pass in quick rule 
> will get the matching packet from the queue and process it.  
> If it does not match the pass in quick rule it will continue 
> down the queue of rules and if nothing matches he reverts to 
> the match he had at the top "block log all".
> 
> Hope this makes it a bit easier to understand,

Works for me, couldn't have said it better myself. 


Greg