Quote:
Originally Posted by Mediaguy
"The same happens for each subsequent step, until finally, the router nearest the destination sends to the destination using its data link (MAC) address."
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Key concept:
THE SAME . . . therefore, as I have stated, all that would need to be done is to trace back through the entire sequence, one hop at a time, sniffing the packets to get that hop's sender MAC address, until one arrives at the originating devices.
Just to break it down for you more, MORON, here is
(since I can tell you can't read properly, or you would have seen it, it has been there all along HAHAHAHAHA)
a post in the first thread where this came up:
http://www.oprano.com/msgboard/showp...&postcount=121
which has THIS LINK:
http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/bsd/2001...SD_Basics.html
which is not a bad piece at all . . . I prefer textbooks myself, but that it right . . . .
Last paragraph on page 1 (yes, at the bottom, there ya GO, champ) has a bit of info you might be interested in reading . . .
Ok, now go on and say that both the author of the textbook and the author of the article are wrong . . . go on . . . you fucking drooling mongoloid imbecile . . . hard to believe you have the nerve to keep going, to keep making an ass out of yourself, in spite of having facts in your face . . . a good, persistent liar AND parasite . . .