Some rule is logging. It has no label. When I click on the info and then on the rid link, the screen refreshes, and I do not get to see which rule it is.
I went over all of the rules, including expanding the hidden auto-rules, and out of all of them only two rules that block IPv6 are set to log, but the logging is for IPv4, so they are not my suspects.
How can I find out which rules are logging?
Why is clicking on the rid link not showing me that?
Did you just edit the rules?
Maybe it's an active state of a rule you removed. Try clearing the state table.
Quote from: Patrick M. Hausen on November 06, 2025, 04:05:25 PMDid you just edit the rules?
Maybe it's an active state of a rule you removed. Try clearing the state table.
All of this went over my head.
What do you mean by 'just edit'? Like, right now, moments ago? No, they have been last saved/rebooted etc for quite some time. We are running on them since the migration on Nov 1st.
What is an 'active state of a rule I removed'?
How does one clear the state table?
When you remove a rule *now* while there is still an active connection for that rule, that connection will not be terminated. So I meant "in the last couple of minutes or so" by "just edit".
You did not so that cannot be the cause. Probably.
To clear the state table after editing firewall rules go to
Firewall > Diagnostics > States > Actions
in the UI.