Firewall causing playstation 3 fragmented packets blocked!

Just wanted to post this as info to other RV220w users that have a playstation 3.  By default a setting is on in the firewall that blocks fragmented packets..  With this setting on even if the ps3 is in the dmz some games wont work and if you test the ps3 connection it will tell you that either your router or service provider doesn't allow fragmented packets.  Its under Firewall > Attack Prevention > check box "block fragmented packets".
the error from testing connection on  ps3 is
The router in use may not support IP fragments, and the communication features of some games may be restricted.

[email protected] wrote:
> I am using Netware 6.5 sp1a and bm 3.8 sp1a.
>
> I recently deleted some unneeded packet filter exceptions using
> iManager. When my server was restarted over the weekend the firewall is
> not allowing packets in the exception list to pass through.
> I get a message on the logger screen that states:
> "nbm filewall failed to read configuration from ds"
> What is actuall happening is all traffic is blocked as the exceptions do
> not seem to be working.
>
> I have checked ds and all looks healthy.
>
> Any ideas. I have been forced to disable filters on the public interface
> until I can fix the problem.
>
> Thanks,
>
Sorry but this is the wrong forum. You need to go to
novell.support.bordermanager.packet-filtering. This forum is for the
Novell Client Firewall that comes with BM 3.8
Brad

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