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Andrew Knutsen wrote:
Caitlin Bestler wrote:That may be your usage, but I think a more common usage would be to probe what if any middle-boxes are involved on a pathto help diagnose a probleem or perform a security audit.Then perhaps that would be a good first "standard" device type, basically "any device", with an action to both respond and forward. No "target data" would be required in the request, and the response might contain an SNMP public community string or whatever.
The point was made off-list that "responding and forwarding" doesn't work, since the response is on the SYN-AK. However, the action defined for the device-type could be to send a UDP datagram back to the originator, and forward the SYN (with option intact) (unless you're the destination).
Andrew