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looking for pointers to chapter and verse on TEST frames
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Rick Jones
Jul 10, 2012, 9:08:57 PM7/10/12
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I'm mucking about with TEST frames - specifically the Linux
implementation of the HP-UX linkloop command (and the linkloop_reply
code of the Linux implementation, since Linux's networking does not
reply to them on its own like HP-UX and perhaps other OSes). I would
like to find a pointer to chapter and verse on the correct processing
thereof as I go to tighten-up what those bits are doing.
thanks,
rick jones
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implementation of the HP-UX linkloop command (and the linkloop_reply
code of the Linux implementation, since Linux's networking does not
reply to them on its own like HP-UX and perhaps other OSes). I would
like to find a pointer to chapter and verse on the correct processing
thereof as I go to tighten-up what those bits are doing.
thanks,
rick jones
--
a wide gulf separates "what if" from "if only"
these opinions are mine, all mine; HP might not want them anyway... :)
feel free to post, OR email to rick.jones2 in hp.com but NOT BOTH...
Rick Jones
Jul 12, 2012, 6:14:32 PM7/12/12
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Rick Jones <rick....@hp.com> wrote:
> I'm mucking about with TEST frames - specifically the Linux
> implementation of the HP-UX linkloop command (and the linkloop_reply
> code of the Linux implementation, since Linux's networking does not
> reply to them on its own like HP-UX and perhaps other OSes). I
> would like to find a pointer to chapter and verse on the correct
> processing thereof as I go to tighten-up what those bits are doing.
Among other things I would like to know is if it is considered OK for
> I'm mucking about with TEST frames - specifically the Linux
> implementation of the HP-UX linkloop command (and the linkloop_reply
> code of the Linux implementation, since Linux's networking does not
> reply to them on its own like HP-UX and perhaps other OSes). I
> would like to find a pointer to chapter and verse on the correct
> processing thereof as I go to tighten-up what those bits are doing.
a station to respond to a TEST frame sent to a broadcast or multicast
address.
rick jones
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