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Yes, as long as both endpoints (TCP/IP stacks) keep their state it doesn't matter what stuff does between them. Interfaces being one of the things being between
by bluecmd 12y ago
Yes, as long as both endpoints (TCP/IP stacks) keep their state it doesn't matter what stuff does between them. Interfaces being one of the things being between stacks. That is what allows for stuff like live application migration as long as you bring the TCP/IP state.
- laumars 12y agoI see. Thank you :)