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Re: [shara] Preliminary agenda for SHARA BOF

Randy Bush <randy@psg.com> Wed, 11 March 2009 00:41 UTC

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> I think what Med was asking for is yet another ramification of the
> solution space, namely the port randomness preservation.

i fear that this is a rock and a hard place.  if you steal ports, you
will have a smaller pool of ports from which to pick pseudo-randomly.
even i can figure that out. :)

has anyone really explored dave ward's suggestion to look at stealing
from ip id?  i will admit not having done so.

randy

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