Re: Reg: Clarification of my question

[Dario Ciccarone <dciccaro () cisco com>]

I gave a networking primer - I didn't focus on IPv4 vs IPv6.

So you would have a new option - "nmap -sM", for "ML scan". Which would
then proceed to invoke magic(), and based on what magic() returns, it
would choose UDP or TCP (wondering why limiting to those two protocols)
as L4, and I also assume will choose the ports.

Can you pseudocode magic() for us ? What would be the inputs into it?
The outputs, we kind of figure out. How would it build a decision tree
to decide what the output should be ?


On 1/11/17 11:04 AM, Akash Das wrote:
> Dear dario,
>
> I think you got the question wrong. I just wanted to ask that a new
> feature can also be added which will choose which connection to use
> TCP or UDP . I am not at all talking about IPv4 and IPv6 here. 
> I was just suggesting that instead of specifying everytime which type
> of connection to use I just wanted to say on the basis of the network
> architecture can there be an option which chooses the best type of
> connection either UDP or TCP.
> We can introduce ML into this concept also. 
> I think you got my question wrong.
>
> Thanks for replying,
>
> With Regards,
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