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On Thu, 30 Jan 1997, Peter Hawkins wrote:

> b) is it possible for us to treat such people by collectively routing
>    their IPs to lo0 ?

Then you would SYN flood yourself. That is not a good idea. :)

If you want to throw packets from these people on the floor, just filter
their IPs on your border router with the Internet.


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