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On Wed, Jul 17, 2002 at 04:45:58AM -0400, der Mouse wrote:

> Yes, if you turn on header compression that first byte is one of the
> things that gets compressed out, since it's approximately constant.
>=20
> That doesn't interfere.  In fact, the mechanism I have in mind could
> easily be used to distinguish compressed-header v4 from uncompressed
> v4, though of course stock implementations wouldn't then recognize the
> resulting compressed-header packets.

Uhm, and a traditional CSLIP implementation won't be confused if you throw
MouseSlip IPv6 at it?

	-is

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