Port 113 and shorewall

I did try to make port ident 113 stealth (now is closed) and in the /etc/shorewall/rule I added the line:
DROP fw net tcp 113
but doesn't work. I scan ports on www.grc.com and port 113 is still "closed".
Thanks in advance...

If you're behind a router, it's possible that the router is blocking 113. The packets never even get to your PC. Try poking around in your router configuration for any relevant settings.

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