Could be that port 401 and/or 400 are portforwarded to another box. Thus
your TTL value in the reply will be dependant of which OS is running on
the box where the portforward is arriving.
greets
On Wed, 28 Dec 2005 aqua.le0@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all
While performing a TCP traceroute using cain&able i got different ttl values
for the same ip, can anyone explain about this
10.10.10.10;401 ms (TTL=230) - TTL exceeded;411 ms (TTL=230) - TTL
exceeded;500 ms (TTL=230) - TTL exceeded;(Unknown)
10.10.10.10;400 ms (TTL=106) - Echo Reply;401 ms (TTL=102) - Echo Reply;400 ms
(TTL=102) - Echo Reply;(Unknown);
Rgds
Aqua
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