m0n0wall Forum - Why are SSDP multicast packets blocked on m0n0wall; how to unblock them?

My firewall logs are being flooded with logs of packets being blocked that i don't want to be blocked:

http://i.stack.imgur.com/PBeqN.png

Every 3 seconds there are 2 packets being broadcast from my machine:

Interface: LAN
Source IP: fe80::742c:6fb9:aac3:8dc8 (my desktop pc)
Source Port: 56904 (randomly assigned outgoing port)
Destination IP: ff02::c (IPv6 link local multicast address)
Destination Port: 1900 (Simple Service Discovery Protocol)
Protocol: UDP

These are IPv6 packets on the LAN interface that are being blocked. Except i allow all traffic on the LAN interface:

http://i.stack.imgur.com/5LSSe.png

And just for good measure i allow all IPv4 traffic on my LAN interface:

http://i.stack.imgur.com/iGkxn.png

Why are SSDP multicast packets on my LAN being blocked, and how do i stop blocking them?

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Note: The reason i am seeing them in the log is because i've asked m0n0wall to log packets blocked by the default rule:

http://i.stack.imgur.com/2iGRU.png

i did this to confirm that no packets should be blocked, because no packets should be blocked.

Looking at the logs in "raw" mode:

Code:

07:31:47.282546 rl0 @0:16 b fe80::742c:6fb9:aac3:8dc8,56904 -> ff02::c,1900 PR udp len 40 194 IN low-ttl multicast

Reveals nothing interesting:

Time: 07:31:47.28546
Interface: rl0 (LAN)
Group/Rule: @0:16
Action: b (Block)
From address: fe80::742c:6fb9:aac3:8dc8 (my desktop pc)
From port: 56904
To address: ff02::c (IPv6 link local multicast address)
To port: 1900 (SSDP)
Protocol: PR udp (UDP)
Packet length: len 40 (40 bytes)
Other: 194 IN low-ttl multicast

With m0n0wall's status.php page showing for ipfstat -nio:

Code:

ipfstat -nio
...
@16 block in log quick on rl0 all head 100
...
# Group 100
@1 pass in quick from 192.168.0.0/16 to 192.168.1.1/32 keep state group 100
@2 pass in quick from any to any keep state group 100
...

Cross-posted from superuser.com