On Jul 19, 2004, at 9:40 AM, impulse9 wrote:
it would be something like
+---------------+ |ETHERNET LAYER | +---------------+
...unless, of course, the first hope of the connection goes over a non-Ethernet network, such as a PPP link.
That's another reason to just use the OS's native TCP/IP stack (it'd take care of putting the appropriate link-layer header on the packet), as was suggested in another message; yet *another* reason is that, unless the server is on the same network link as the machine sending the packet, you'd have to worry about routing the packet.
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