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> 
> It is optionally to respond to broadcast pings. Microsoft has chosen not to
> respond in contrast to most everybody else.

Is that necessarily a "bad" thing?  Smurfing is so popular these days,
it's kind of ironic that when you get smurfed you are only being hit by
your Unix friends...

Charles

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