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Couldn't you theoretically run traffic over pseudo-TCP. I.e. you send packets that look like TCP (IP packet type TCP + TCP header), but bypass the kernel's TCP
by minus7 9y ago
Couldn't you theoretically run traffic over pseudo-TCP. I.e. you send packets that look like TCP (IP packet type TCP + TCP header), but bypass the kernel's TCP stack and put arbitrary, packet-based data in it, like UDP. Theoretically speaking.
- charleslmunger 9y agoYes, but the same middle boxes would choke on that too, either corrupting it or blocking it.