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From: "Michael A. Dorin" <mad@theoden.adc.com>
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Subject: tcp/ip flooding
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Has anybody had a problem of their server being flooded with tcp/ip
requests?  Mine had been brought down several times.  It seamed
to be smtp type requests.  Though somebody may be spamming using my
smtp deamon.  Anythoughts on this.

-Mike