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Hi,

Bryan Phillippe wrote:

> We should probably make an analogous change to tcp4 as well.  As someone
> else pointed out, some firewalls (including the one I wrote for my
> employer's network device) can return "administratively prohibited" for
> blocked services.

"can return"?=20

What, if not this condition, would "administratively prohibited" be used=20
for?

	-is
--=20
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