OK, I'll buy that explanation for the rejected packets; thanks for pointing 
it out.

I still don't understand why the Health indicators for most of my seeds are 
blue instead of green.  That seems to have come with m0n0wall.  I guess you 
don't see a problem with my NAT setup.  Here's my WAN rules:

<pass>  TCP     	*  	 *  	 192.168.2.11  	 5060  	 NAT VoIP
<pass> 	TCP/UDP 	* 	* 	email 	993 	NAT IMAP SSL  	
<pass> 	TCP/UDP 	* 	* 	email 	143 (IMAP) 	NAT IMAP  	
<pass> 	TCP/UDP 	* 	* 	email 	25 (SMTP) 	NAT SMTP
<pass> 	TCP     	* 	* 	WS 	22 (SSH) 	NAT SSH  	
<pass> 	TCP     	* 	* 	web 	80 (HTTP) 	NAT web  	
<pass> 	TCP     	* 	* 	email 	110 (POP3) 	NAT POP3  	
<pass> 	TCP     	* 	* 	email 	995 	NAT POP3 SSL
<pass> 	TCP     	* 	* 	email 	465 	NAT SMTP SSL
<pass> 	TCP/UDP 	* 	* 	BT 	49999 	NAT Bit Torrent  	
<reject> *      	* 	* 	* 	*

Anything obviously wrong or missing there?

NHA
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Chris Buechler wrote:
> On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 08:51:09 +0100, Norman H. Azadian <norman at azadian dot ch> wrote:
> 
>>Yeah, I'm seeing lots of dropped packets.  For example:
>>
> 
> 
> But are things working?  If so, I'm sure this is the issue. 
> http://m0n0.ch/wall/docbook/faq-legit-traffic-dropped.html
> 
> BitTorrent uses a huge number of connections so it exaggerates the
> above bug/limitation/issue, or whatever you want to call it.
> 
> -Chris
> 
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