full-disclosure - NetGear VFS/VFM 318 ProSafe Firewall/VPN issue?

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Message-ID: <1074133382.4583.43.camel@el-cap>
From: DARREN.L.BENNETT at saic.com (Darren Bennett)
Subject: NetGear VFS/VFM 318 ProSafe Firewall/VPN issue?

When using a NetGear VFS318/VFM318 ProSafe Firewall/VPN. It was possible
to connect to the device from a system by specifying the gateway and an
IP in the same subnet. Mac address filtering was supposedly "on" but by
connecting first with a statically specified IP address and then
reconnecting with the same system via DHCP, the device accepted the
connection (even though it's mac address was not in the "allowed" list).
At that point, access was allowed to systems beyond the firewall/vpn.
I'm not sure if that is "normal" behavior or not... are there known
issues with these devices? Was is a misconfiguration on my part?

	-Darren

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Darren Bennett - CISSP
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Science Applications International Corporation
Advanced Systems Development and Integration
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