On Nov 28, 2006, at 12:07 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried this at plr's from 0.002 up to 0.47, and did the math:
ping is
failing exactly (allowing for statistical variation) 1.500 times more
than expected. This is too unlikely to be chance, so I figure the
nice
round fraction of additional failures is due to something I don't yet
understand. Can anyone explain this result? Thanks.
Sounds like your rules are also being applied to the ICMP response,
as well?
If you have plr = .25, there's a .75 chance that the request will go
through; if the request does go through, there will be a .75 chance
that the reply will also get back, for a total .25 + .75 * .25 == .
4375 chance of no answer getting through...?
--
-Chuck
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