Quote from: EricPerl on May 25, 2025, 10:46:00 PMPort 445 is associated with AD file sharing, so it appears to be replies from a server back to a client.Thank you for reply. I found one post on reddit with same problem and one person wrote this:
Assuming asymmetric routing is not an issue (i.e. it works), then the state that allowed the connection (client initiated over VPN) was lost.
Apart from manual operations on the state table (which I hope you would have mentioned), this can also happen if the connection was idle for too long.
Some of these may end up being transparent to the end users because new connections get re-established...
It's harder to tell for the rest, but the same logic applies.
"Denied packets with RA, FA & FPA flags are just 'finishing' packets trying to close a connection when the firewall already killed the state due to timeouts (out-of-state packets). Smartphones are prone to causing this.
It could be a symptom of asymmetric routing if they are excessive but generally you can safely ignore them.
You can try to use conservative firewall optimization setting for longer timeouts if it's really bothering you."
I tried to use conservative firewall optimization and this helped, no blocking logs at all. This dont bother me as long as everything works, but i needed to understand what was causing this.