Got a little issue here. Like the the title says I am getting excessive Default Drops and its all coming from 3 devices. 1 is Direct TV box, 1 are Android, and finally VM Client connected to ESXi (which is not shown on this Live Log). I have already created the service definitions and enabled rule for the firewall,
Any Internal (Network) > Service (Destination Port 47653 or 15740 Source Range 1:65535) > Any
But I am not sure why its going to the router which is 192.168.2.1. I have ICMP through Gateway turned on as well as Ping and Traceroute through Gateway, figuring it might want to get out somehow. But still get the messages.
I also, temporarily enabled Allow ICMP on Gateway, Allow ICMP through Gateway, and to Log ICMP redirects. But this has not cleared up the problem.
The 192.168.2.12 is the Direct TV receiver, and the X.19 is the one Android device. As of yesterday I have 9k packet drops between X.X.X.12 & X.X.X.19
Any help would be appreciated. - Alex
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Any Internal (Network) > Service (Destination Port 47653 or 15740 Source Range 1:65535) > Any
But I am not sure why its going to the router which is 192.168.2.1. I have ICMP through Gateway turned on as well as Ping and Traceroute through Gateway, figuring it might want to get out somehow. But still get the messages.
I also, temporarily enabled Allow ICMP on Gateway, Allow ICMP through Gateway, and to Log ICMP redirects. But this has not cleared up the problem.
The 192.168.2.12 is the Direct TV receiver, and the X.19 is the one Android device. As of yesterday I have 9k packet drops between X.X.X.12 & X.X.X.19
Any help would be appreciated. - Alex
