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While reconfiguring my AC86U after 386.4 upgrade ( full wipe) , i noticed what I thought was an unusual entry in my iptables filter table forward chain ( rule #1 in image below). At the moment, my set up is pretty basic. No qos, no ai protect, no other AMTM scripts installed (yet). FIOS isp ( internet only). No custom scripts installed (yet). I dont use IPTV etc. I’ll freely admit, I’m far from an expert at multicast and iptables so.. this could be a legit entry. I just don’t recall seeing this rule in the past, Didn’t know if it’s indicative of a compromise, or bug, or is this normal and I just never noticed? Any insight would be greatly appreciated. It’s injected upon bringing wan up but isn’t “persistent“ as The entry disappears after a service restart_firewall.. Just thought it seemed odd?
While reconfiguring my AC86U after 386.4 upgrade ( full wipe) , i noticed what I thought was an unusual entry in my iptables filter table forward chain ( rule #1 in image below). At the moment, my set up is pretty basic. No qos, no ai protect, no other AMTM scripts installed (yet). FIOS isp ( internet only). No custom scripts installed (yet). I dont use IPTV etc. I’ll freely admit, I’m far from an expert at multicast and iptables so.. this could be a legit entry. I just don’t recall seeing this rule in the past, Didn’t know if it’s indicative of a compromise, or bug, or is this normal and I just never noticed? Any insight would be greatly appreciated. It’s injected upon bringing wan up but isn’t “persistent“ as The entry disappears after a service restart_firewall.. Just thought it seemed odd?
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