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Rob Hartill wrote:
> 
> I am currently running OSF1 version 3.0.  I am hosting a few web sites.
> Some with Netscrapes Server, and some with apache.  I am behind a
> firewall.  Whenever I go to an IP that does not have a webserver running
> on it...the apache server replies.

How did they get hold of Netscrape's server?  I can't see any links on
http://www.netscrape.com.

:0)

Mike