I noticed that UDP has a total length field (bytes 5 & 6) but TCP does NOT! (TCP has a header length field only which is half of byte 13)
I tried to find the answer to this...the only thing I got is that sometimes people pad out UDP payloads to make it to the word boundary. Why wouldn't this happen on TCP packets too? Must UDP packets be aligned with word boundaries but NOT TCP packets? Chris
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