Sorry, but our firewalls (used to) do this all the time. I speak (well, type, really) with near certain knowledge of what it was like in the days of "no connections into QA." In fact, JTV's net is the only place I've been where firewalls do/did this. Shoot, doesntbour dang interview question re: asymmetric routes where a firewall shoots down data packets with a RST when it didn't observe SYN packets? And, don't forget the systems I implicitly included in "firewalls": they include all ...

Terested in letters and in life, the work of a fastidious and yet a very robust artist. But the book is fairly certain to be misunderstood of the people. The publishers' own announcement describes it as "perhaps chiefly for youth," a description with which I disagree. The obtuse are capable of seeing in it nothing save a bread-and-butter imitation of "The Jungle Book." The woodland and sedgy lore in it is discreet and attractive. Names of animals abound in it. But it is nevertheless a book ...