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From: Fadi Sodah <sodah@qatar.net.qa>
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Greetings 

What is the best firewall configuration to make smurf 
and ICMPs attack useless? 

I'm runing an IRC server and would like to protect it 
as much as I can from all possible attacks. 

Any input is greatly appreciated.


-Pons


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