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While I agree this is the case for servers and workstations connected to the internet with a public IP. Wouldn't this be different for laptops and PCs that are
by yardie 11y ago
While I agree this is the case for servers and workstations connected to the internet with a public IP. Wouldn't this be different for laptops and PCs that are NATed 10 ways to sunday?
- fredkbloggs 11y agoThey're still required to respond; it's just not possible to reach them in the first place. Which also means that there cannot possibly be any meaningful security improvement to be had by not responding. Which is to say, turning this off is even more pointless than it would be otherwise.