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From: Thomas Preissler <tomjohn@gmx.de>
Subject: How to make a computer invisible
Date: Sun, 30 Nov 2003 19:12:40 +0100
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Hello folks,

how do I really make a computer totally invisibly as it would be
when it does not exist?

It is clear, that the simplest solution is to DROP all incoming
packets, but what's about (R)ARP packets? Can they be blocked anyway?


TIA,
Tom
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