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stealth rule Purpose - deny access to the firewall (save for specific exceptions) I always thought that if you specified some telnet hosts on the inside and SSH ones the outside that "it was implicit" that no other access could be made via these protocols. The Security Policy | Check Point CCSA Exam Cram: Defining A firewall administrator should understand how to develop a rule base, and how to manage the global properties to effectively secure the network. A Skeleton Rule Base. Check Point recommends that there be a few standard rules in your rule base, for both security reasons and ease of management. The first recommended rule is the stealth rule. Check Point - Stealth / Drop Rule

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Stealth Rule block DHCP - Check Point CheckMates Hi All, I have recently upgrade checkpoint firewall from R77.30 to R80.10, I have a stealth rule 'disable smart dashboard' in R77.30, to disable accessing the gateway and smart dashboard other than specific VLAN. After the upgrade, this particular rule affecting DHCP. Can anybody clarify me, why

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Understanding and Using Firewalls - BleepingComputer Apr 20, 2004 The Stealth Rule insures that rules later defined in the policy do not inadvertently permit access to the firewall. For example, the firewall may have an interface in the Web-DMZ zone. A request from the web development team may ask for SSH access to all systems in the Web-DMZ. A firewall administrator should understand how to develop a rule base, and how to manage the global properties to effectively secure the network. A Skeleton Rule Base. Check Point recommends that there be a few standard rules in your rule base, for both security reasons and ease of management. The first recommended rule is the stealth rule. stealth rule Purpose - deny access to the firewall (save for specific exceptions) I always thought that if you specified some telnet hosts on the inside and SSH ones the outside that "it was implicit" that no other access could be made via these protocols. Stealth Rule. The first rule in the rule base which prevents access to the firewall itself. Implicit Drop / Clean Up Rule. This is added by the firewall at the bottom of the rule base. Its role is to drop any traffic that hasn't been matched to any of the previous rules.