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firewall: show IPv6 ports in live log; closes #2190
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Now I see either 'none' or DF (Don't Fragment) flag in ipflags.
So is this flag the tcpdump flag?
Will ACK, PSH, RST, SYN, and FIN flags also be displayed?
What I am looking for is a way to tell if the packet displayed in the firewall live log was blocked because of a fragmentation issue which, for example, is common after a state reset. These packets end up in the default deny rule.
So what flags displayed under the new ipflag label are ones I should look out for?
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Sorry, see the tcpflags now. Thanks, just what I wanted.