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That's funny...
Isn't that what a Firewall is SUPPOSED to do? Remember the firewall in OS X 10.2 is turned OFF by default. I think the built-in firewall isn't that sophisticated that it can differentiate between clients trying to access those ports legitimately and those that you might want to keep out. If you turn on the firewall, you are basically saying "I don't want any one to be able to connect to these ports on this Mac".
That's funny...
There's more to this bug.. when airport is enabled, discovery packets are continuously sent over *ETHERNET* to look for an AirPort Base Station. This should never happen. |
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