From: Mihail Milev
Date: Wed, 2 Sep 2020 21:56:56 +0200
> What?
>
> Create a new sysctl parameter called tcp_disable_rst_unkn_socket,
> which by default is set to 0 - "disabled". When this parameter is
> set to 1 - "enabled", it suppresses sending a TCP RST packet as a
> response to received TC
On 9/2/20 12:56 PM, Mihail Milev wrote:
> What?
>
> Create a new sysctl parameter called tcp_disable_rst_unkn_socket,
> which by default is set to 0 - "disabled". When this parameter is
> set to 1 - "enabled", it suppresses sending a TCP RST packet as a
> response to received TCP packets destin
What?
Create a new sysctl parameter called tcp_disable_rst_unkn_socket,
which by default is set to 0 - "disabled". When this parameter is
set to 1 - "enabled", it suppresses sending a TCP RST packet as a
response to received TCP packets destined for a socket, which is
unknown to the kernel.
Impor
