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From: Richard Bejtlich <richard_bejtlich@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Recent use of Fragroute
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Hello,

Has anyone used Dug Song's Fragroute recently?  I
installed it using the security/fragroute port on 5.2
REL and 4.9 STABLE systems.  There were no dependency
problems.

I could not get either system to actually send traffic
while Fragroute was enabled, even with the simplest of
fragroute.conf files, like:

ip_frag 24
print  

I tried manually changing net.inet.ip.forwarding to 1
via sysctl, but I believe Fragroute should take care
of that anyway?

I was able to run Fragtest, however.

I know how to use Fragroute properly as it works fine
on my Red Hat 9 box.

Does anyone have recent experience with Fragroute on
FreeBSD?

Thank you,

Richard
http://www.taosecurity.com

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