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David Cary Hart wrote:
> I must ask a dumb question. Why would one want to mangle TTL or filter
> on TTL?

For example if you want to make little network with your frends where 
everyone pay their part of internet-connection price and you don't want 
anyone to connect more than one computer into it so they can't make 
their own subnetworks to pay less than others.