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Newbie to watchguard, why are all of these getting blocked

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ash1057

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Just would like to know why my DNS request are getting blocked? 68.4.16.30 is our providers DNS. thanks in advance


10/11/04 09:52 firewalld[108]: deny out eth1 69 udp 20 128 192.168.0.118 68.4.16.30 4938 53 (ADMIN)
10/11/04 09:52 firewalld[108]: deny out eth1 61 udp 20 128 192.168.0.118 68.4.16.30 4950 53 (ADMIN)
10/11/04 09:53 firewalld[108]: deny in eth0 56 udp 20 59 68.4.16.30 68.225.20.66 53 36668 (default)
10/11/04 09:53 firewalld[108]: deny in eth0 56 udp 20 59 68.4.16.30 68.225.20.66 53 36668 (default)
10/11/04 09:53 firewalld[108]: deny in eth0 56 udp 20 59 68.4.16.30 68.225.20.66 53 36668 (default)

 
The first 2 are DNS lookups on port 53 (udp) it looks like the ADMIN rule is stopping the lookup from getting out.

The next 3 are all from a host 68.4.16.30 trying to send udp packets to 68.225.20.66 on port 36668 rying looking at the default rule and add the from host if you need to.

Mike

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