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Subject: Re: traceroute breaks with 2.4.4
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"Mohammad A. Haque" <mhaque@haque.net> writes:

> Traceroute is working fine here. You sure you didn't inadvertantly turn
> on ECN w/o knowing it?

Will ECN have any effect on Traceroute? Does ECN not only affect TCP
connections?
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