06-23-2003 04:12 PM - edited 03-09-2019 03:47 AM
I applied default desktop group and i can not ping or trace route to machine. I can shared drives on that machines from other machines. Security agent is not loging reason of drop. Any Idea which policy--rule causing this?
Thanks
Pradeep
06-27-2003 12:02 PM
Have you denied ICMP packets using any access lists??
06-27-2003 12:10 PM
During our initial eval of the new CSA product, we encountered the same thing. If I remember correctly it has to do with the network shim. There is a rule in that policy that killed ICMP. HTH.
07-01-2003 04:08 PM
Hi Pradeep
I had same thing happen to me. heres what I did:
Under Policies:DesktopModulesWindows:Rules:NetworkShield:transport security (I think its rule 214) you will find
Cloak System ..
Simply uncheck this feature
Save and generate new rules
This should allow you to ping or trace route to machine.
We created a simple rule set by copying the Default Desktop
to create a new Cloned Default Desktop
removed all the complex rules and tested
then added rules one by one to get what we wanted
You do not want to run with all these rules in place, it will drive you nuts! lol
Good Luck!
Mike
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