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Subject: Re: What is ipfw telling me ?
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>In some respects, probably.  Your statement, though, seemed to imply
>that ipfw was not able of keeping track of state, and ipf was.
>That's what I tried to correct.
Nah, I knew what u meant. I was just messing
with u ;-). Ipf is just my personal preference.
northern_
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