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From: Anne-Sophie Hombert <as_hombert@attglobal.net>
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Hi,

I'm done setting up a firewall under FreeBSD 4.2 (it is for a=
 stand alone machine, connecting to the internet via ADSL). I=
 went to www.grc.com to test it.

All the ports appear as "stealth". I know this is reasonable for=
 a Win system, but is it good enough for a FreeBSD system?

Are there any ports I should make sure I block ?

Thanks for your help,

Anne


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