Increase your firewall state size... and if you can see what ports the 
virus uses.. block them out first thing.. unless of course it's 80 or 
something else widely used...

--Tim

Lee Sharp wrote:
> I use m0n0wall in a lot of hotels.  This means that insecure computers 
> are on the network.  This latest virus spawns several hunderd states, 
> fills the outbound pipe, and makes the connection slow to the point of 
> unusable.  If two infected machines get on, it can lock m0n0wall 
> totally.  Any thought on a quick bandage?
>
>             Lee
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