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Similar story, we saw that one particular IP address in a public cloud network had a 3% TLS handshake error rate. We diverted traffic and then analyzed with wir
by dharmab 6y ago
Similar story, we saw that one particular IP address in a public cloud network had a 3% TLS handshake error rate. We diverted traffic and then analyzed with wireshark. We found one particular bit was being pulled low (i.e. 0 -> 0 and 1 -> 0). HTTP connections didn't notice but TLS checksum verifications would randomly fail. Had a hell of a time convincing the cloud provider they had a hardware fault- turned out to be a bug which disabled ECC on some of their hardware.
Aside: I'm surprised you got a TPMS programming tool instead of a set of steelies. Big wheels? Multiple winter vehicles?
- jgalentine007 6y agoI have 2 cars. I like the TPMS to work since I've had 3 nails in tires in 4 years (newer construction area). Also the TPMS light in my impreza is almost as bright as the sun.