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|    Noah Davids to Pascal Hambourg    |
|    Re: sequence number rewrite    |
|    03 Nov 09 06:06:43    |
      From: ndav1@cox.net              Pascal Hambourg wrote:       > Hello,       >       > Noah Davids a écrit :       >> Can anyone suggest what type of device would rewrite sequence numbers in       >> a connection.       >       > Stateful firewalls and NAT devices.       I thought of a NAT device but since the IP addresses and port numbers       are unchanged it didn't seem likely. Are you suggesting that a NAT       device might not rewrite addresses and port numbers?              As far as a stateful firewall, I thought of that as well but I couldn't       think of a reason why it would bother to rewrite the sequence numbers       but leave everything else unchanged. Is there a reason?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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