[KLUG Members] no route to local network?

[Adam Tauno Williams]

> >Easy, by tossing ICMP traffic and SYN requests to /dev/null.
> Wouldn't that produce "no response", though?

Depends on the policy, if it is reject or drop.  Reject creates an ICMP
'nope, nada, nyet' reply packet which will produce a more-or-less
meaningful message on the originator, whereas Drop creates a howling
abyss into which errant packets are mercilessly hurled - resulting in a
"no response".
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