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In a message dated 4/18/99 5:54:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
songoku@CrystalTokyo.com writes:
TCP/YP? Is this the Transmission Control Protocol/Yggdrasil
> Protocol? Also, would not Nabiki know that the maximum number
> in any part of the dotted quad is 255? I can see Ranma making
> this mistake but not Nabiki.
Why not? Nabiki dosn't know everyhting.
Just because she may be a good extortionist/business woman does not mean
she understands network systems.
> Now, if you are saying that this is YP and not IP, did Nabiki just
> stumble upon one of the "links" to heaven; such as being able to
> dial heaven on a phone? If not, did Kami-sama allow the link for a
> reason?
I got the impression that Skuld messed up while debugging. An entirely
plausible event.
Actually, this is a major concern, but not in the way that you two think.
Unless the connection into Ysadgril is right there at the ISP dialup Nabiki
and Ranma are using, its going to have to go through one or more routers to
get there, and that invalid IP would bounce, even if it is a YP address, wich
I will allow could have greater than a 255, because the ROUTERS know there
shouldnt be a number greater than 255.
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