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> -current is not used by very many folks (it certainly should not be used
> by anyone in production environments) and non-UDP traceroute is only
> used by a few OS's.

Checking some more I see that it has actually been MFCed, so the non-UDP
version is also in 3.2-STABLE (but not in 3.2-RELEASE).

Anybody know of other OSes that have the non-UDP version? (Excluding
Windows, of course, which has been based on ICMP all the time, AFAIK).

Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, sthaug@nethelp.no


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