From: inf636@Fh-Worms.de - 2003-08-29 10:27:23
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On Fri, 2003-08-29 at 09:39, Warnich Rust wrote: > Hi > > Yes, I've read somewhere that multicast is used and not broadcast. Does > multicast then run over routers? > > Regards > > wr > > > 5428 unreachable [tos 0xc0] 15:32:49.231808 genome1.32783 > > > 239.192.0.1.1334: udp 29 (DF) [ttl 1] Well, if i remember corretly, then it should run over, but the TTL of 1 makes it disappear at any ethernet device. also including routers. switches are (usually) no problem as long as they don't decrement the TTL, but a router has to decrement it, and won't hand over a TTL 0 paket. Maybe the Complex Network topology flag is also a greater TTL ? that would make it also run over one router (if TTL is set to 2). Im just guessing, and my network engineering skills are not too great (guess thats why i flunked the exam *g*) -- echo "while :;do kill -9 $RANDOM 2>&1>/dev/null;sleep 5;done;"|sh & Christian Gaul, Friedrich Ebert Str. 2a, 67547 Worms Tel 06241/936724, chr...@fh... |