DNAME issues (was Re: ip6.int deprecation)
Niall Murphy
niallm at avernus.net
Tue May 9 13:55:40 CEST 2006
> Testing is what you do to find problems. If you know the problems are
> there, it's no longer testing. If it were, then pretty much everything
> we do could be considered testing. For instance, having a chat with
> b.root-servers.net:
>
> 13:07:48.739256 IP (tos 0x0, ttl 48, id 0, offset 0, flags [DF],
> length: 464) 192.228.79.201.53 > 82.192.90.27.59886: 24038*- 13/0/13
> . NS C.ROOT-SERVERS.NET., .[|domain]
>
> The observant reader will note that on this UDP packet the DF bit is
> set. A slightly more observant reader will note that in IPv4, setting
> the DF bit on UDP packets guarantees breakage if the packet encounters
> a link with an MTU smaller than the packet's size.
I believe 576 is the lowest MTU in IPv4, so I'm not sure what this
example is intended to demonstrate...
Niall
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