Great video!I think the TTL field should be in the IP header, so L3 routers can drop those packets, but Ethernet is susceptible to broadcast loops so L2 switches use other mechanisms like the spanningntree protocol to ensure the connectivity is dropped. BTW how does this compare to Djikstra's algorithm?
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Great video!I think the TTL field should be in the IP header, so L3 routers can drop those packets, but Ethernet is susceptible to broadcast loops so L2 switches use other mechanisms like the spanningntree protocol to ensure the connectivity is dropped. BTW how does this compare to Djikstra's algorithm?
6:47 - "I actually don't have any loops." Wanna' bet?????