In article <1059029372.1180.7.camelat_private-securite.net>, Cedric Blancher <blancher@cartel-securite.fr> wrote: > I checked this and it appears packets have to be addressed to target > router. Transit evil packets which TTL would expire on a router won't > affect it. Our networking guys say that TTL expiry inbound or outbound from a vulnerable router may only cause queue fillup when using PIM packets. (I'd test directly before posting, but multicast is enabled on all our Ciscos.) If no-one can confirm a failure en passant, then I'd say directly addressing the router's IP is required. Richard -- My mailbox. My property. My personal space. My rules. Deal with it. http://www.river.com/users/share/cluetrain/ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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