Daniel Kosack writes: > Be sure that you drop source routed frames and source IP addresses; > they can be a real pain on a network. Most routers drop source routed > frames, but not source IPs. Huh? How do you drop source IP addresses? And why would you want to? It's a bit difficult to open a TCP connection if you don't know the address you're supposed to be handshaking with. Other transport-layer protocols also rely on the source IP address. -- Bruce -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bruce Toback Tel: (602) 996-8601| My candle burns at both ends; OPT, Inc. (800) 858-4507| It will not last the night; 11801 N. Tatum Blvd. Ste. 142 | But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends - Phoenix AZ 85028 | It gives a lovely light. [log in to unmask] | -- Edna St. Vincent Millay