Hi,
I remember someone asked in this forum TTL=1 can be normal ? Yes it could be normal, a device can recieve or transmit ip packet with TTL value of 1, but next-hop device which recieves ip packet with TTL=1 should terminate this packet on it's CPU,because this packet is not routeble anymore
Also in order to understand better,you can see BGP peer relationship explore period,TTL value is 1,but why ?
Because BGP should be sure peer device is really peer device,and it will be clear with TTL value of 1 within IP,since it's not routable anmore.


