A PIX firewall can handle EDNS fine. It just has to be told
what is the maximum EDNS size being advertised by the internal
clients. The defaults assume there is no EDNS (e.g. 512).
Yes, it is correct.
A PIX firewall can handle EDNS fine. It just has to be told
what is the maximum EDNS size being advertised by the internal
clients. The defaults assume there is no EDNS (e.g. 512).
Yes, it is correct.