Bug or feature?

Hi all,

I have configured my IPCop using standard mode - port forwarding,
passtru etc. which all works as planed. Last night I enabled advanced
mode under firewall settings to be able to learn what advanced mode
means. I did not change anything but forgot to disable advanced mode
again. Later today I found out that if you enable advanced mode all
configuration made under standard mode is disabled which I my case had
the result of an IPCop left in default configuration - no port forward
etc.

My question: Is this kind of behavior by design or is it a bug?

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