Re: traceroute to a cisco

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From: Hans van Staveren
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 07:44

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barmar@think.com (Barry Margolin) writes:

>When I trace the route to a cisco router, it apparently ignores every other
>probe packet.  In the example below, Rome and Avignon are two ciscos that
>are on the same subnet (131.239.20).  This isn't critical, but I'm curious
>whether there's an obvious explanation or it's just a bug.

> Example deleted

Cisco's do not send more then one ICMP message per destination per second.
That probably explains it.

	Hans van Staveren
	Vrije Universiteit
	Amsterdam, Holland

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