PING packets illegal?
Perry E. Metzger
perry at piermont.com
Mon Feb 19 12:42:33 PST 1996
Adam Shostack writes:
> | If you want to really abuse the protocols, 53 bytes probably fits into the
> | 64 you can send in a ping, so you could implement ATM-over-ICMP :-)
>
> Err, you can put up to 1500 bytes into an ICMP echo request, if its
> properly implemented.
IP datagrams will store up to 64k (including headers). 1500 bytes is
just a common MTU, but with fragmentation that needn't be a limit.
.pm
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