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Re: syn attack and source routing
From: Paul Ferguson <pferguso () cisco com>
Date: Sat, 21 Sep 1996 11:41:45 -0400
Deja vu. Didn't this same topic crop up a couple of years ago when the IP spoofing-sky-is-falling scare began? If I'm not remiss, the discussion drifted towards encouraging end-system networks to disable source-routing at the entrance to their networks if they were paranoid, but encourage ISP's & transit providers to allow it. - paul At 01:18 PM 9/18/96 -0400, John Hawkinson wrote:
Worst case, those folks feeling victimized can (and do!) simply shut it off. This is a very different case from that of SYN flooding, where the victims are powerless to stop it. Please don't take our LSRR away from us, it is very useful. Campaigning to remove something just because you suspect it might be bad is really not nice -- it will result in random clueless people believeing you when perchance they should not :-) --jhawk
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Current thread:
- Re: syn attack and source routing, (continued)
- Re: syn attack and source routing John Hawkinson (Sep 18)
- Re: syn attack and source routing Brett D. Watson (Sep 18)
- Re: syn attack and source routing Vadim Antonov (Sep 18)
- Re: syn attack and source routing Paul A Vixie (Sep 18)
- Re: syn attack and source routing Alexis Rosen (Sep 27)
- Re: syn attack and source routing John Hawkinson (Sep 18)
- Re: syn attack and source routing Alec H. Peterson (Sep 19)
- Re: syn attack and source routing Curtis Villamizar (Sep 18)
- Re: syn attack and source routing Paul A Vixie (Sep 18)
- Re: syn attack and source routing Vadim Antonov (Sep 18)
- Re: syn attack and source routing Vadim Antonov (Sep 18)
- Re: syn attack and source routing Paul Ferguson (Sep 21)
- Re: syn attack and source routing Jeff Young (Sep 21)
- Re: syn attack and source routing Vadim Antonov (Sep 21)
- Re: syn attack and source routing Vadim Antonov (Sep 27)