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Am I seeing IPv5, or am I hallucinating?

Am I seeing IPv5, or am I hallucinating?

Post by Warren Youn » Wed, 13 Dec 2000 08:22:07




> Am I hallucinating?

Yes, you're hallucinating.  The IP version number is 4 bits of the first
byte in the IP header.  The upper 4 bits are the length of the IP header
measured in double-words.  Since the IP header is frequently 20 bytes
long, that 4-bit length field is often '5'.  You're no doubt reading the
wrong field.
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