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On Wed, 16 Jun 2004 11:00:29 PDT, Sally Floyd said: > to the browser. Presumeably if the web server wanted to use something > like QuickStart, it could have the firewall configured to allow the > IP QuickStart Option not to be blocked on the outgoing SYN packet? Given the number of times we've had IWF reports that basically boil down to 'ntp-[12].vt.edu is probing me from port 123", and even more interestingly the number of times we've been asked by the remote user why their machine is trying to contact ntp-1.vt.edu, I have to classify the concept that "People will remember to put appropriate punchouts in their firewall when they deploy a service" as "wishful thinking".
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