[CLUE-Tech] MASSIVE UDP packets?

Thu Sep 20 11:25:12 MDT 2001

> Um...  TCP can be broadcast as well, though perhaps it isn't as
> often.
> Things that get broadcast: arp, bootp/dhcp, maybe some netbios
> (windows)
> stuff.  UDP that isn't broadcast: dns, syslog.  Others, of course.

ARP is actually a lower level protocol, on the same level as IP, you
can't transmit something via IP until you use ARP to get the IP
address.

Brandon

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