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Hi Teck,
> I am able to run l2ping, attempting to send and receive packets from my linux box to my sony ericsson T630. However the output is always
>
> 0 bytes from xx:xx:xx:xx:xx id x time x ms.
>
> It always ends with x bytes sent, x bytes received, 0% loss.
>
> Is this the correct output?
according to the L2CAP part of the specification the device can send you
whatever echo responds it wants. This includes a zero byte response and
for security reasons this is good, because we have seen DoS attacks when
they are unable to handle big echo packets.
Regards
Marcel
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