Re: who makes the firewall that puts asterisks in the initial greeting?


I suppose I could see that happening in the DATA phase.  But
for the cases that I've seen recently, it's always been with
some command that has a short response.  in such cases neither 
the payload nor the response should be big enough to require 
fragmentation.

Keith

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