Re: lifetime record of a UDP packet ?
Theodore V Faber <[email protected]> Mon, 13 Mar 2017 19:53:31 +0000
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 On 03/13/2017 12:48 PM, Matt Mathis wrote: > The old FDDI interfaces would do this too. I once unplugged a > cable, went to lunch and then captured the ~hour old packet, just > to prove a point (I think this was in about 1990). I bet the > actual record matches the time to repair for some optical > device... > > Since you can construct any number that you have the patience for, > it isn't really a very interesting record. "Accidentally captured > in a production network" is a bit interesting. I seem to recall Tim Shepard doing that as (essentially) a party trick in the 1990's. - -- Ted Faber <[email protected]> Engineering Specialist Computer Systems Research Department The Aerospace Corporation 310-336-7373 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Comment: GPGTools - https://gpgtools.org Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCgAGBQJYxvi6AAoJEFNjQnOBW8uOBqkP/j5PixeVnpo4uAg5QGWwCxck YUcoOAdBrHdVyh2af619QKT/0f3WTyx1SzZViyy+Wv5lKT81f+Zt3UCYiQ98FRcN gcZVk8Z/AMPt7tq4jpxknB/od8cpNDrZNlk+VDpMP3fV1ivrMLsZbz0wkvXic315 1xOSA4HXTMhiJ8FEesiTlnrRsY4vFLZWSmj5d37BxZgto2vbbu2V0mz7iiXJSOvr bGgYojS7csDfN1cCJZicPkgBXaFxAQDdPO6hXjbteaKJ6GnjEqFTE2+v0oQjUyEX BrnC6N96E5E6djpdx77VBpFHsmb8Euih/2HzfOxeohU51TEHL0c+u8eMDc2+zXys szK3ZCACpf8/sDK0t1+Xz8JKpFLi2D2Iq89l2piEwPL7WNcvUQwo0Yn/PNVXFxSH qiAmnZ+wUsSVpLoJiPF2QzupCq4dI+rL1txG4VsCiyFj2ZOun3T2EM8asE8uG+Pq 9pJFEVH/xgAAO6v6f4wT8qJveOVbgidBTcN5PITY+AkRQ/Z+3pfAL/DtOxXh6mvf +bOzVJcQ06AkkRmFZzoC34k/HY1OdHCcRy1IdVyNJ4OJrdnqDJCSueceWgQJpHpe 3xfz4zAzHxqzWTZKme0wbwws4e1+Ka0zqW5EF77jl9WYYxNtB9vKH2XvsXSr83gw Lu60Iy2pHaeHsjeRz5w7 =1aYK -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ end2end-interest mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.postel.org/mailman/listinfo/end2end-interest Contact [email protected] for assistance.