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Subject: Re: nmap
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Aguiar Magalhaes escreveu:

>List,
>
>How can I block nmap options using PF ??
>
>Thanks...
>
Good Day,
A good ideia is you to keep firewall total closed for out entrance and. 
Of this form you allow to access only the services as www and ftp, for 
example. 
With this the probability of nmap functions on its server is very small.

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Márcio