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Re: Stumper
From: "Stephen J. Wilcox" <steve () telecomplete co uk>
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 2003 23:15:54 +0000 (GMT)
This would depend upon the direction of the packets that are dropped and where the broken device is. If the 1500 byte packets are coming in from the Internet and the Linksys needs to forward onto a smaller MTU media but finds the DF bit set it will return an icmp fragment.. if this icmp is then dropped back at the client then you'll see what you describe. If the Linksys or device infront of it will allow remove the DF bit from inbound packets. Steve On Tue, 21 Jan 2003, Mark J. Scheller wrote:
The Linksys does have an MTU setting, and I've had my users try some lower settings to see if it made any differences. One user set the MTU on the Linksys as low as 1200 with no noticeable improvement. Anything else I should look at? mS (scheller () u1 net)
Current thread:
- Stumper Mark J. Scheller (Jan 21)
- Re: Stumper fkittred (Jan 21)
- Re: Stumper Stephen J. Wilcox (Jan 21)
- Re: Stumper Marshall Eubanks (Jan 21)
- RE: Stumper Deepak Jain (Jan 21)
- Re: Stumper Mark J. Scheller (Jan 21)
- Re: Stumper William Warren (Jan 21)
- Re: Stumper Stephen J. Wilcox (Jan 21)
- Re: Stumper Steve Gibbard (Jan 21)
- Re: Stumper jeffrey.arnold (Jan 21)
- Re: Stumper hc (Jan 21)
- Re: Stumper Wayne E. Bouchard (Jan 21)
- Re: Stumper Miguel Mata-Cardona (Jan 22)
- Re: Stumper Dennis Boylan (Jan 22)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Stumper Ray Burkholder (Jan 21)
- Re: Stumper William Warren (Jan 21)
- RE: Stumper Cutler, James R (Jan 21)
- RE: Stumper Martin Renschler (EWU) (Jan 21)