[dns-operations] ip id from servers
Mark Andrews
marka at isc.org
Thu Mar 11 02:59:27 UTC 2010
In message <m23a071t47.wl%randy at psg.com>, Randy Bush writes:
> > There is very little fragmented traffic other than from nameservers.
>
> this has been measured? taken where? paper cite, plz?
Just think about all the fragmentation problems with DNSSEC. These would
not exist if fragments were common for other traffic.
> but, in this case, i am not talking about a couple of duplicate tuples.
> i am talking dozens to 100+, while other sources with similar packet
> counts show zero or one dupe (and the one dupe is where there were
> enough packtes to repeat the ip id). elephants among mice.
>
> randy
Ip id is only 16 bits. It doesn't take that many replies to have two the
same, birthday paradox.
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