Ahh, but there's an incorrect statement here, I think. Packet
1 and packet 2 are not "unrelated": they share a socket (to be more
specific, they share a UDP port on a IP address) (maybe on multiple IP
addresses, for that matter).
Thus, by definition they are related. They share a common,
asynchronous response stream. The "Identification" field in the IPv4
header can be used to match most error responses with the original
packet (assuming that you recorded the outgoing packet's
Identification, of course).
Craig Milo Rogers
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