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Subject: Re: Support for ICMP Time Exceeded in REJECT target ?
Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2008 09:38:28 +0100
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Laurent Pinchart =EDrta:

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> I know that my application breaks the OSI model and creates some kind=
 of=20
> hybrid "layer 2.5" device. I'm open to suggestions regarding a better=
 way to=20
> implement bridges enumeration between two ethernet hosts, but using t=
he=20
> traceroute command is a customer requirement which could only be chan=
ged with=20
> strong valid reasons.
>  =20
I'm really curios why would anyone need to enumerate the bridging host?
Could you explain?

Swifty