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my CPE router will constantly send out meaningless IGMP packets every 2 minutes (WAN side) and it's filling up my logs. I looked at the output of ipfstat -nio and the rule that is matching is not listed. The source address of the IGMP is coming from a publically routable address so it's not the private address blocking rule that is making it match and constantly log. You can see that the rule number appears as @0. I tried to create an explicit rule to block 224.0.0.1 so it would stop filling up my logs but because this rule is being executed at "0" it's catching them first. I am not using the "block RFC 1918" addresses by default - I'm statically blocking those with my own rules. Where is this magic hidden firewall rule at line 0 being sent from? Log Output ---------- Apr 8 17:57:17 host ipmon[87]: 17:57:17.079139 vr0 @0:3 b xx.xx.xx.xx -> 224.0.0.1 PR igmp len 24 (32) IN -Troy |