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It’s crazy that carrier-grade routers don’t auto-detect packet data corruption. They could do it by injecting test packets on ingress ports and sniffing on egre
by tlb 3y ago
It’s crazy that carrier-grade routers don’t auto-detect packet data corruption. They could do it by injecting test packets on ingress ports and sniffing on egress. Something like this would be detected quickly. It’s better to shut down a router corrupting packets and let the system route around it than keep corrupting.