How do you prevent packets from your network with a broadcast address,
since
what defines a "broadcast" address really depends on the subnet mask?
Filter all the blue wavelengths on your FDDI and OC3 interfaces.
Maybe I don't posses your intellectual prowess. Please explain what blue
wavelengths are in regard to this. Thanks...
On Fri, Jan 23, 1998 at 03:09:54PM +0000, sully@mail.usinternet.com put this into my mailbox:
>>How do you prevent packets from your network with a broadcast address,
since
>>what defines a "broadcast" address really depends on the subnet mask?
>
>Filter all the blue wavelengths on your FDDI and OC3 interfaces.Maybe I don't posses your intellectual prowess. Please explain what blue
wavelengths are in regard to this. Thanks...
I won't presume to comment on intellectual prowess, as humor prowess and
a fair understanding of mid-80s saturday morning cartoon shows is what's
needed to understand this message.
-dalvenjah 'ah, the important things in life'
No, what you lack is his sense of humor. 
Cheers,
- jra