[Eset 13 Version]

16 minutes ago, Marcos said:

You'd need to uninstall v12.2 and install the v13 beta from the appropriate link received from ESET Centercode.

Marcos, I´m also for a while signed up for Beta Program on Centercode and i didn´t receive anything. Should i do something?

 

Regards,

[Eset 13 Version]

Updates  on Eset 13 final version release date.

 

Regards,

[Eset 13 Version]

Hi guys,

 

Any update you can tell ? 

 

Regards,

[Eset 13 Version]

Hello everyone,

Can you tell me please when Eset 13 beta will be release as final version, if it will next mouth ? Or if we normal users can test Eset 13 Beta version with the pre-release updates in product or is just for selective forum members ?

 

Best Regards, 😉

[Ping ICMP Echo Reply Rule]

Ok it´s seems that is everything alright, i have setted up using default windows settings for known networks and as you said ESET´s IDS will detect and alert about ICMP flood attack, it´s all basics covered. i will delete that new rule added because it´s not really needed.

Thank you guys for the help. 

[Ping ICMP Echo Reply Rule]

2 hours ago, itman said:

Below is a screen shot of Eset default firewall rule for inbound IPv4 ICMP including echo reply:

Assuming you want to block inbound IPv4 ICMP echo reply, you need to create a similar rule specifying only ICMP Type/code of "0" less the quote marks. Set the Name field to "Block incoming ICMP echo reply communication." Set Action field to Block. Set Protocol field to ICMP. Set Logging severity to "Warning" if you want the event to be logged. Checkmark the "Notify user" field if you want to alerted to block activity occurring. Click on the OK button to create your rule.

Your rule will now be positioned at the bottom of all prior existing rules. You now must position the rule using the arrow keys provided to immediately proceeding the existing default incoming ICMP rule. Click on the OK tab and any subsequent shown one to save your changes. Finally, reenter the Firewall rules editor and validate your rule is positioned correctly.

Note: Eset processes firewall rules in top-to-bottom order. Your created block inbound ICMP echo reply rule will always be executed prior to the existing allow one.    

Thank you for your help. 

[Ping ICMP Echo Reply Rule]

Just now, Marcos said:

Do you mean blocking it in the trusted zone our from outside the trusted zone?

From outside the trusted zone.

[Ping ICMP Echo Reply Rule]

Hello,

Can you please help me to create the rule to block reply to ping ICMP Echo on firewall.

Thanks in advanced.