Here you see the firewall rules, which are processed by ascending rule numbers. If a rule fits an incoming packet the action of the rule is executed. With the up and down arrows you can move a rule in the list. The "Delete" button will delete the selected rule. The "Modify" button will let you modify the selected rule. The "New" button lets you create a new rule, that will be appended to the end of the list.
Here you can choose, which ICMP packets will be accepted for input.
Only ICMP messages with the type destination-unreachable source-quench time-exceeded or parameter-problem will be accepted.
Only ICMP messages with the type ping, pong, destination-unreachable, source-qu!ench, time-exceeded or parameter-problem will be accepted.
means all ICMP messages will be accepted.
Here you can choose the default action, which takes effect to the packet, if no rule applies.
means that the packet will take its normal way through the network layer to an application or to an other host.
means the packet will be ignored without notification to the sender.
means the packet will be ignored and an ICMP message is sent to the sender telling it that the packet was rejected.